Colorado Springs' new whole blood program saves more than 30 lives in its first 100 days
Chelsea Tuff, a woman who was about a week from her due date, experienced severe blood loss during labor and was saved by a blood transfusion administered by emergency responders. The transfusion was made possible by the city's new pre-hospital whole blood program,
Colo. FD whole blood program saved over 30 lives in 100 days
Over the first 100 days of the program, 44 units of blood have been delivered to 38 patients suffering severe blood loss, officials said. Thirty-two of those patients survived. “That’s about one patient every three days who would not be alive in our city if it weren’t for this program,” Angelidis said.
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