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Anemia and Blood Conservation in the Critically Ill Patient

Aryeh Shander, Tanuja S. Rijhwani, Nimish Nemani, Carmine Gianatiempo

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This chapter contains sections titled: Pathophysiology of intensive care unit — acquired anemia Intensive care unit transfusion practice Evidence of clinical relevance of blood transfusions in critically ill patients Efficacy of restrictive blood transfusion practice in critically ill patients Safety of restrictive blood transfusion practice in critically ill patients Strategies to prevent anemia in the intensive care unit Experiences from management of severely anemic Jehovah's Witness patients in the ICU

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This chapter contains sections titled: Pathophysiology of intensive care unit — acquired anemia Intensive care unit transfusion practice Evidence of clinical relevance of blood transfusions in critically ill patients Efficacy of restrictive blood transfusion practice in critically ill patients Safety of restrictive blood transfusion practice in critically ill patients Strategies to prevent anemia in the intensive care unit Experiences from management of severely anemic Jehovah's Witness patients in the ICU

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This chapter contains sections titled: Pathophysiology of intensive care unit — acquired anemia Intensive care unit transfusion practice Evidence of clinical relevance of blood transfusions in critically ill patients Efficacy of restrictive blood transfusion practice in critically ill patients Safety of restrictive blood transfusion practice in critically ill patients Strategies to prevent anemia in the intensive care unit Experiences from management of severely anemic Jehovah's Witness patients in the ICU

Key concepts: Critically ill, Blood conservation, Anemia, Medicine, Intensive care medicine, Blood transfusion, Internal medicine

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