Аннотация
Hemorrhage remains one of the leading preventable causes of death following trauma, particularly in prehospital and emergency settings. This article provides a comprehensive overview of first aid management for external and internal bleeding, incorporating current evidence-based practices, including tourniquet use, hemostatic agents, trauma-induced coagulopathy recognition, and damage control principles used in modern trauma systems.
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