Risk factors for TIC-associated MOF in severely injured trauma
patients are early hypocoagulopathy,whereas later in the course
after admission,the occurrence of thromboembolic events was
associated with MOF.Risk factors for transfusion-associated MOF
were the administration of fluids and red blood cell units,the age
of red blood cells and an FFP: RBC ratio 1:1. Risk factors are
summarized in Table 3.
Hemorrhagic shock and early presence of hypocoagulopathy
are risk factors for MOF in trauma patients. Subsequently,
after at least 24-h after admission, thromboembolic events were
reported as risk factors.Thereby, the coagulation profile associated
with MOF seems to change over time.In an effort to
reconcile these findings, we hypothesize that patients can transfer