2012Journal of Clinical HematologyRequires access

Efficiency analysis of clinical red blood cell transfusion

Liu Jun

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Objective:To discuss the efficiency of red blood cell transfusion in order to provide the basis for the clinical reasonable effective blood transfusion.Method:The transfusion conditions and effects of 1056 patients received red blood cell transfusion from January, 2010 to December period were retrospectively analyzed.Result:Red blood cell transfusion effectiveness was 85.5%. There was invalid blood transfusion phenomenon in the majority of clinical departments. The effective blood transfusion rate of pediatrics department was highest (100%), while of surgical department was lowest (82.1%).Transfusion effectiveness had no relation with sex and age, and decreased with the increases of the blood transfusion number.Conclusion:Clinical safe, reasonable individuation blood transfusion plan would be helpful to enhance the efficiency of red blood cell transfusion.

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Objective:To discuss the efficiency of red blood cell transfusion in order to provide the basis for the clinical reasonable effective blood transfusion.Method:The transfusion conditions and effects of 1056 patients received red blood cell transfusion from January, 2010 to December period were retrospectively analyzed.Result:Red blood cell transfusion effectiveness was 85.5%. There was invalid blood transfusion phenomenon in the majority of clinical departments. The effective blood transfusion rate of pediatrics department was highest (100%), while of surgical department was lowest (82.1%).Transfusion effectiveness had no relation with sex and age, and decreased with the increases of the blood transfusion number.Conclusion:Clinical safe, reasonable individuation blood transfusion plan would be helpful to enhance the efficiency of red blood cell transfusion.

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Objective:To discuss the efficiency of red blood cell transfusion in order to provide the basis for the clinical reasonable effective blood transfusion.Method:The transfusion conditions and effects of 1056 patients received red blood cell transfusion from January, 2010 to December period were retrospectively analyzed.Result:Red blood cell transfusion effectiveness was 85.5%. There was invalid blood transfusion phenomenon in the majority of clinical departments. The effective blood transfusion rate of pediatrics department was highest (100%), while of surgical department was lowest (82.1%).Transfusion effectiveness had no relation with sex and age, and decreased with the increases of the blood transfusion number.Conclusion:Clinical safe, reasonable individuation blood transfusion plan would be helpful to enhance the efficiency of red blood cell transfusion.

Key concepts: Red Blood Cell Transfusion, Medicine, Blood transfusion, Red blood cell, Anesthesia, Emergency medicine, Surgery, Internal medicine

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