Abstract: With the application of advanced weapons, the traumatic condition in modern warfare has become severe and complex. Acute hemorrhagic shock is the leading cause of death among patients. Early fluid resuscitation is of great significance for improving the survival rate. Liquid plasma (LP) has the characteristics of simple preparation process, short blood transfusion preparation time, and low dependence on cold chain during transportation and storage, which is conducive to ensuring timely and effective fluid resuscitation for patients within the golden time of rescue. Different from the frozen plasma and freeze-dried plasma, LP has unique characteristics and its own advantages that are suitable for the treatment of war wounds, providing a prerequisite for it to be part of the blood support system. This article compares the characteristics of LP and other plasma products, and analyzes its advantages and disadvantages, application status and prospects as emergency resuscitation fluid for war wounds, providing information for its further application and development in the military field.

Key words: Liquid plasma, Fluid resuscitation, Emergency treatment of military trauma