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Blood Transfusion in Clinical Practice

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1. Blood Transfusion in Clinical Practice

Introduction

Blood transfusion now plays an important role in comprehensive patient care in modern medicine. The support of patients with haematological disorders and tranplant surgery will not be possible without the use of blood transfusion. With better undertstanding of the benefits and hazards of blood transfuion therapy and availability of specific blood components, the clinicians and blood transfusion centre are now in a position to provide specific blood or blood components indicated therapeutically.

Aim

The aim of this section is to make the medical officers aware of the various clinical practices were blood transfusion plays a significant role. For the ease of understanding and comprehension, this section has been divided into various subsections dealing with different aspects of transfusion practice in clinical medicine:

A.  Transfusion of red cells
B.  Platelet transfusion
C.  Granulocyte transfusions
D.  Transfusion of plasma and plama components
E.  Massive transfusion
F.  Management of Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation (DIC)
G.  Multiple transfusions
H.  Autologous blood transfusion
I.  Perinatal and neonatal transfusion
J.  Practical aspects of administration of blood
K.  Use of blood transfusion filters.


Blood bank zone Next Articles
  1. Blood Transfusion in Clinical Practice - Introduction
  2. Transfusion of Red Cells
  3. Platelet Transfusion
  4. Granulocyte Transfusion
  5. Transfusion of Plasma and its -Components
  6. Massive Blood Transfusion
  7. Haemostasis and component treatment
  8. Multiple Transfusions
  9. Autologous Blood Transfusion
  10. Practical Aspects of Administration of Blood
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