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The early stages of MUMPS demonstrated the language's reliability and functionality, yet it was limited to operating on standalone mainframe and minicomputer architectures. Slowly, as technology progressed and client-server networks became a reality, the speed and performance of MUMPS has brought new dimensions to healthcare.
The loss of blood associated with acute hemoperitoneum accounts for a significant portion of the mortality in gynecologic practice. This report proposes the salvage of intraperitoneal blood for autotransfusion by a device developed for use in open heart operations. Two cases are presented which exemplify the indications for and limitations of autologous transfusion from hemoperitoneum.
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