Hypotension in the Emergency Department and contrast dye extravasation predict blood transfusion in low-energy pelvic fractures

Author Information

Amba Viswanathan MS, Drexel UniversityFollow
HeeYun Na MS, Drexel University
Leigham Breckenridge MD, Tower Health
Alison Muller MSPH, Tower Health
Christopher Butts DO, PhD, Tower Health
Eugene Reilly MD, Tower Health
Thomas Geng DO, Tower Health
Adam Sigal MD, Tower Health
Ryan Michels MD, Tower Health
Adrian Ong MD, Tower Health

Keywords:

pelvic fracture, angioembolization, blood transfusion, hypotension, geriatrics

Recommended Citation

Viswanathan, Amba MS; Na, HeeYun MS; Breckenridge, Leigham MD; Muller, Alison MSPH; Butts, Christopher DO, PhD; Reilly, Eugene MD; Geng, Thomas DO; Sigal, Adam MD; Michels, Ryan MD; and Ong, Adrian MD, "Hypotension in the Emergency Department and contrast dye extravasation predict blood transfusion in low-energy pelvic fractures" (2024). Tower Health Research Day. 91.
https://scholarcommons.towerhealth.org/th_researchday/2023-2024/online_posters/91

Institutional Review Board/Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee Approved or Exempt

IRB/IACUC exempt