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Blood transfusion for upper GI bleeding should be performed in patients with (1) hemodynamic instability and ongoing bleeding or susceptibility to complications from oxygen deprivation (for example, ischemic heart disease) and (2) [...]
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a hemoglobin level less than 7 g/dL (70 g/L) if hemodynamically stable with no active or massive bleeding

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Blood transfusion for upper GI bleeding should be performed in patients with (1) hemodynamic instability and ongoing bleeding or susceptibility to complications from oxygen deprivation (for example, ischemic heart disease) and (2) [...]
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Blood transfusion for upper GI bleeding should be performed in patients with (1) hemodynamic instability and ongoing bleeding or susceptibility to complications from oxygen deprivation (for example, ischemic heart disease) and (2) [...]
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a hemoglobin level less than 7 g/dL (70 g/L) if hemodynamically stable with no active or massive bleeding
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