2016
DOI: 10.1213/ane.0000000000001183
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Blood Products, Crystalloids, and Rapid Infusion

Abstract: In this in vitro study, we were unable to reproduce the failure mode characterized by coil overheating, deformation, and rupture previously reported with use of the FMS 2000. Addition of CaCl2 in the range of 200 mg caused macroscopic coagulation in the reservoir when added to crystalloids or albumin mixed with different combinations of blood products containing FTP.

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