A STUDY OF PREOPERATIVE ATUOLOGOUS BLOOD DONATIONS IN TEHRAN BLOOD TRANSFUSION CENTER

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ABOU ALGHASEMI H.; TEYMOURI H.; ABOU ALGHASEMI F.

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Journal: Journal of Military Medicine Year:2003 | Volume:4 | Issue:4 Page(s): 237-242

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A STUDY OF PREOPERATIVE ATUOLOGOUS BLOOD DONATIONS IN TEHRAN BLOOD TRANSFUSION CENTER

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ABOU ALGHASEMI H. | TEYMOURI H. | ABOU ALGHASEMI F. | Issue Writer Certificate

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AUTOLOGOUS BLOODQ4

ALLOGENICQ4

BLOOD AND ONEQ4

SURGERY.Q4

Abstract

In spite of all attempts for safe blood transfusion, there are a variety of complications such as viral infections, alloimmunisation, hemolysis and immunosupression. Nowadays the main subject of blood transfusion services in the world is provision of safe blood, and one of the best ways is the patient"s own blood or AUTOLOGOUS BLOOD. In this study, patients who were candidate for elective SURGERY.consulted to Tehran blood transfusion center. With respect to the type of SURGERY.and hematocrit more than 30%, about 10% of whole body blood (350-450cc) had been taken out. Collection of blood ceased 72 hour before SURGERY. After negative viral tests, the blood units, were preserved separately at 2-6 QC and handed over to hospital before operation. When it was not used, returned to blood transfusion center and with those units which had viral infections, autoclaved and then discarded. Forthy six cases included in the study, of whom 36 (78.3%) were females. The patients had average 13-72 years of age and weighing 40-105 kg. 19 patients (41.3%) donated one unit of blood, 24 patients (52.2%) two units, 2 patients (4.3%) three units and 1 patient (2.2%) four units. The only complication occurred in one patient was vasovagal reaction and resolved with sweet liquid diet. Ten patients (21.7%) needed no blood and in 31 patients (67.3%) allogen blood was not used. In plastic SURGERY. the most common type of surgical operations (41.3%)- ENT, general SURGERY. Gynea & obst and maxillo- fascillary operations, autologus blood provided 100% the need of the patients and no ALLOGENIC blood was used, But in orthopedic SURGERY. 56.3% of necessary blood was provided with autolog blood. No blood transfusion complication was seen. Autologus blood as the safest blood, reduced necessity of ALLOGENIC blood by 70% and can be used more successfully by accurate planning and introduced to the patients who are candidate for elective SURGERY.

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ABOU ALGHASEMI, H., TEYMOURI, H., & ABOU ALGHASEMI, F.. (2003). A STUDY OF PREOPERATIVE ATUOLOGOUS BLOOD DONATIONS IN TEHRAN BLOOD TRANSFUSION CENTER. JOURNAL OF MILITARY MEDICINE, 4(4), 237-242. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/62068/en

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ABOU ALGHASEMI H., TEYMOURI H., ABOU ALGHASEMI F.. A STUDY OF PREOPERATIVE ATUOLOGOUS BLOOD DONATIONS IN TEHRAN BLOOD TRANSFUSION CENTER. JOURNAL OF MILITARY MEDICINE[Internet]. 2003;4(4):237-242. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/62068/en

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H. ABOU ALGHASEMI, H. TEYMOURI, and F. ABOU ALGHASEMI, “A STUDY OF PREOPERATIVE ATUOLOGOUS BLOOD DONATIONS IN TEHRAN BLOOD TRANSFUSION CENTER,” JOURNAL OF MILITARY MEDICINE, vol. 4, no. 4, pp. 237–242, 2003, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/62068/en

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