Kamini Khillan: Massive Transfusion Protocol for PPH Management
Kamini Khillan, Professor and Vice Chair Person at Sir GangaRam Hospital, shared a post on LinkedIn:
”Massive Transfusion Protocol (MTP) is designed to expedite the provision of blood components based on best practices for the management of massively bleeding patients.
These best practices include:
- Early identification of the massively bleeding patient,
- Rapid provision of blood components (red blood cells, platelets, plasma) or blood products (plasma protein and related products), or both, to the bedside, and
- A coordinated human resource response aimed at rapid identification and control of bleeding.
It is a multidisciplinary process and engages everyone on the clinical team, encourages communication between and within the clinical and laboratory teams, and standardizes transfusion best practices.
The establishment of clear protocols for blood management, involving bedside testing (TEG/ROTEM) for transfusion decision-making decreases cognitive load and allows practitioners to focus on other aspects of patient care.
We go through this complete journey of managing Massive Transfusion in PPH in this upcoming WEBINAR
Massive Transfusion Protocol for PPH Management
Wednesday 30th Sep 2026
2 pm to 4 pm”
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