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Aug 13, 2026, 15:21
Naghmeh N.: Freeze Dried Plasma Could Transform Emergency Trauma Care
Naghmeh N., Quality and Regulatrory Subject Matter Expert at Veranex, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Getting clotting factors to a bleeding trauma patient as quickly as possible can mean the difference between life and death.
Teleflex has been working to expand access to Freeze Dried Plasma (FDP), helping make plasma available wherever patients need it most.
Why it matters:
- No freezer required, eliminating cold chain challenges
- Ready for administration immediately, avoiding the more than 30 minute thaw time associated with frozen plasma
- Durable pouch packaging improves transport and storage compared to current glass containers
- Suitable for use in ambulances, air transport, field environments and other settings where traditional frozen
This innovation has the potential to transform trauma care workflows by enabling earlier resuscitation, faster treatment, and improved survival opportunities for patients experiencing life threatening hemorrhage.”
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