The Clinical Analysis of 60 Cases of Adverse Reactions caused by Blood Transfusion
Yuan Xuewen
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Yuan Xuewen
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Objective To explore an effective measures to reduce adverse reactions in blood transfusion.Methords The reports with adverse reactions in blood transfusion in our hospital from 2006 to 2007 were analyzed retrospectively,and the adverse reactions caused by transfusion of blood products were analyzed.Results There were 60 of 26 302 reports with adverse reactions,about 0.23% and the rate of component transfusion was 94.1%.Conclusion Component transfusion is an effective measures to reduce adverse reactions in blood transfusion.Autologous blood transfusion is advocated to be an effective method.We also should actively explore new methods and new technology to effectively reduce the incidence of adverse reactions.
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Objective To explore an effective measures to reduce adverse reactions in blood transfusion.Methords The reports with adverse reactions in blood transfusion in our hospital from 2006 to 2007 were analyzed retrospectively,and the adverse reactions caused by transfusion of blood products were analyzed.Results There were 60 of 26 302 reports with adverse reactions,about 0.23% and the rate of component transfusion was 94.1%.Conclusion Component transfusion is an effective measures to reduce adverse reactions in blood transfusion.Autologous blood transfusion is advocated to be an effective method.We also should actively explore new methods and new technology to effectively reduce the incidence of adverse reactions.
Key concepts: Medicine, Adverse effect, Transfusion reaction, Blood transfusion, Incidence (geometry), Blood component, Anesthesia, Intensive care medicine