Aim: The present study is a comparative analysis of the effect of tranexamic acid with fibrinogen on mediastinal bleeding after cardiac surgery. After undergoing cardiac surgery, patients with more than 200 cc/hour mediastinal bleeding are randomly divided into control and intervention groups (according to the random number table). The data related to the first group (control group) that received only 15mg/kg tranexamic acid are collected using a questionnaire. The subjects in the intervention group are injected with 15mg/kg (milligrams per kilogram) tranexamic acid plus 2g fibrinogen. Then, the length of stay in the intensive care unit (ICU), mediastinal drainage, use of blood products, intubation time in ICU, discharge conditions and mortality are registered for each subject. 40 subjects are allocated to each group. The patients who meet the following criteria are included in the study: 1) Mediastinal drainage of more than 200 cc/hour after cardiac surgery, 2) Age<70 years, 3) Ejection Fraction (EF)>30% and 4) Body Mass Index (BMI)<30. The exclusion criteria are as follows: 1) Emergency or second cardiac surgery, 2) Hemoglobin (Hb)<10, 3) Platelet count<100,000/cc and 4) Hematologic diseases. The present study is double blind, meaning that the patient and the person who fills out the questionnaire are not informed about the prescribed/unprescribed drugs.