“We have a nine-year-old boy who vomited blood upon admission. He's also suffering from recurrent bloody stools, has cold extremities, and a faint pulse. We initiated an emergency blood transfusion. His blood pressure improved after half an hour, but then he began bleeding again. We're administering eight hundred milliliters of blood every hour. Despite four hours of intensive care, his condition remains critical."

The doctor expressed significant concern. The Emergency Department frequently managed cases of gastrointestinal bleeding, but this was one of the most severe instances they had faced.

"The blood that matched in the hospital's blood bank has been used, and we've already given nearly 3000 milliliters of blood."