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Researchers have found that early, high-dose fluid resuscitation may cause trauma patients experiencing severe haemorrhage to suffer adverse effects such as dilutional coagulopathy or acceleration of the haemorrhage. Permissive hypotension, also known as hypotensive resuscitation or low-volume resuscitation, is a controversial and uncommon method of fluid resuscitation that may result in more desirable patient outcomes.
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