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Surgery, 2003
The decision to transfuse a patient is not always clear and straightforward, particularly because no single number, neither extraction ratio nor hemoglobin level, can serve as an absolute indicator of transfusion need. Clinical assessment of the patient in conjunction with physiologic values helps in determining the appropriateness of transfusion ...
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The decision to transfuse a patient is not always clear and straightforward, particularly because no single number, neither extraction ratio nor hemoglobin level, can serve as an absolute indicator of transfusion need. Clinical assessment of the patient in conjunction with physiologic values helps in determining the appropriateness of transfusion ...
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International Anesthesiology Clinics, 1990
Hepatitis remains the most serious transfusion risk, in terms of incidence and severity. Transfusion-associated AIDS, hemolytic reactions, TRALI, and anaphylaxis are severe problems that occur relatively rarely, while febrile reactions and mild allergic reactions are common but not serious. The key to avoiding all these complications is autotransfusion
R J, Faust, M A, Warner
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Hepatitis remains the most serious transfusion risk, in terms of incidence and severity. Transfusion-associated AIDS, hemolytic reactions, TRALI, and anaphylaxis are severe problems that occur relatively rarely, while febrile reactions and mild allergic reactions are common but not serious. The key to avoiding all these complications is autotransfusion
R J, Faust, M A, Warner
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Emergency Nurse, 2006
The UK blood transfusion and tissue transplantation services site meanwhile, at www.transfusionguidelines.org/index.asp , provides clinical information, professional guidelines and examples of best practice, as well as information on donor selection.
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The UK blood transfusion and tissue transplantation services site meanwhile, at www.transfusionguidelines.org/index.asp , provides clinical information, professional guidelines and examples of best practice, as well as information on donor selection.
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Primary Care: Clinics in Office Practice, 2016
Transfusion of various blood components can provide relief from symptomatic anemia and reduce the bleeding risks associated with low platelet counts or presence of coagulopathy. Blood components are collected from volunteer donors and processed into separate components to maximize efficient utilization of a scarce resource while also providing maximum ...
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Transfusion of various blood components can provide relief from symptomatic anemia and reduce the bleeding risks associated with low platelet counts or presence of coagulopathy. Blood components are collected from volunteer donors and processed into separate components to maximize efficient utilization of a scarce resource while also providing maximum ...
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Transfusion Medicine Reviews, 2019
Red blood cells (RBC) transfusion is critical in managing acute and chronic complications in sickle cell disease (SCD); however, it is complicated by RBC alloimmunization, iron overload, transfusion reactions and infection.
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Red blood cells (RBC) transfusion is critical in managing acute and chronic complications in sickle cell disease (SCD); however, it is complicated by RBC alloimmunization, iron overload, transfusion reactions and infection.
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Early Human Development, 2013
Neonates and particularly preterm neonates are frequent recipients of large volumes of blood products relative to their size. Good quality evidence for transfusion practice in this patient group has been lacking but is now increasing. Triggers for red cell transfusion are now better defined, with on-going trials of platelet transfusions likely to yield
Anne M, Kelly, Lorna M, Williamson
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Neonates and particularly preterm neonates are frequent recipients of large volumes of blood products relative to their size. Good quality evidence for transfusion practice in this patient group has been lacking but is now increasing. Triggers for red cell transfusion are now better defined, with on-going trials of platelet transfusions likely to yield
Anne M, Kelly, Lorna M, Williamson
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International Anesthesiology Clinics, 1987
The physiological stress of anesthesia, hemorrhage, and operation can all contribute to postoperative morbidity and mortality in the patient who has experienced massive trauma. However, the problems of massive transfusion are not insurmountable.
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The physiological stress of anesthesia, hemorrhage, and operation can all contribute to postoperative morbidity and mortality in the patient who has experienced massive trauma. However, the problems of massive transfusion are not insurmountable.
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Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1996
The management of patients receiving large amounts of blood is often difficult. The complications associated with massive transfusion are reviewed. Methods for preventing or treating these complications are presented. Excessive involvement of the transfusion medicine specialist provides the optimum way of managing patients undergoing massive ...
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The management of patients receiving large amounts of blood is often difficult. The complications associated with massive transfusion are reviewed. Methods for preventing or treating these complications are presented. Excessive involvement of the transfusion medicine specialist provides the optimum way of managing patients undergoing massive ...
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European Journal of Anaesthesiology, 2001
As is often the case in medicine, the risk to benefit ratio of blood transfusion requires careful examination. The decision to transfuse a patient cannot be based only on the haemoglobin or the haematocrit concentration. In a given clinical situation, tolerance to anaemia will depend on the ability of the patient to recruit his compensatory mechanisms ...
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As is often the case in medicine, the risk to benefit ratio of blood transfusion requires careful examination. The decision to transfuse a patient cannot be based only on the haemoglobin or the haematocrit concentration. In a given clinical situation, tolerance to anaemia will depend on the ability of the patient to recruit his compensatory mechanisms ...
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