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The use of FEIBA for refractory bleeding in cardiac surgery - a systematic review.

William KhouryMaria ServitoLouie WangAdrian M BaranchukJeannie CallumDarrin PayneMohammad El-Diasty
Published in: Expert review of cardiovascular therapy (2022)
The safety profile of FEIBA was determined through an aggregate count of adverse events. Major complications included renal failure, re-operation for unresolved bleeding, postoperative mortality, and thromboembolic events. Overall, there is insufficient robust evidence to make a definitive conclusion about the safety or efficacy of using of FEIBA as a hemostatic agent in the setting of cardiac surgery.
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