Blood-saving effect of acute plateletpheresis and back-transfusion in patients undergoing open heart surgery with CPB
Haiyan Wei, Hongwei Shi, Hongguang Bao, Yali Ge, Yuan Zhang
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Haiyan Wei, Hongwei Shi, Hongguang Bao, Yali Ge, Yuan Zhang
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Objective To assess the blood-saving effect of acute plateletpheresis (APP) and back-transfusion in patients undergoing open.heart surgery with CPB.Methods Thirty ASA Ⅱ or Ⅲ patients aged 41-63 yr weighing 52-72 kg undergoing open heart surgery with CPB were randomly divided into 2 groups (n =15 each):control group (group C) and APP group.In APP group,platelet-rich plasma was harvested immediately after induction of anesthesia and transfused back to the patient after termination of CPB and neutralization of heparin with protamine.In group C plateletpheresis was not performed.Hb,Plt,PT,APTT and Fib were measured before induction and at 1,24 and 48 h after operation.CPB time,aortic crossclamping time,postoperative chest tube drainage and blood product transfusion requirements were recorded.Results In APP group the volume of the whole blood processed for plateletpheresis was (1285 ± 185) ml and ( 192 ± 38) ml of platelet-rich plasma was sequestered.The platelet count of the sequestered plasma was(817 ± 282) × 109/L,accounting for (21 ± 3) % of the total number of Pit in the whole blood volume.The plateletpheresis took (35 ± 10) min.The platelet count at 1 h after operation was significantly higher in APP group than in group C.The volume of postoperative chest tube drainage at 24 h after operation was significantly lower in APP group than in group C.Less allogeneic RBC and Plt were transfused in APP group than in group C.There was no significant difference in other variables between the 2 groups.Conclusion APP has blood-saving effect in patients undergoing open heart surgery with CPB. Key words: Blood platelets; Blood transfusion, autologous; Postoperative hemorrhage; Cardiopulmonary bypass; Cardiac surgical procedures
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Objective To assess the blood-saving effect of acute plateletpheresis (APP) and back-transfusion in patients undergoing open.heart surgery with CPB.Methods Thirty ASA Ⅱ or Ⅲ patients aged 41-63 yr weighing 52-72 kg undergoing open heart surgery with CPB were randomly divided into 2 groups (n =15 each):control group (group C) and APP group.In APP group,platelet-rich plasma was harvested immediately after induction of anesthesia and transfused back to the patient after termination of CPB and neutralization of heparin with protamine.In group C plateletpheresis was not performed.Hb,Plt,PT,APTT and Fib were measured before induction and at 1,24 and 48 h after operation.CPB time,aortic crossclamping time,postoperative chest tube drainage and blood product transfusion requirements were recorded.Results In APP group the volume of the whole blood processed for plateletpheresis was (1285 ± 185) ml and ( 192 ± 38) ml of platelet-rich plasma was sequestered.The platelet count of the sequestered plasma was(817 ± 282) × 109/L,accounting for (21 ± 3) % of the total number of Pit in the whole blood volume.The plateletpheresis took (35 ± 10) min.The platelet count at 1 h after operation was significantly higher in APP group than in group C.The volume of postoperative chest tube drainage at 24 h after operation was significantly lower in APP group than in group C.Less allogeneic RBC and Plt were transfused in APP group than in group C.There was no significant difference in other variables between the 2 groups.Conclusion APP has blood-saving effect in patients undergoing open heart surgery with CPB. Key words: Blood platelets; Blood transfusion, autologous; Postoperative hemorrhage; Cardiopulmonary bypass; Cardiac surgical procedures
Key concepts: Medicine, Plateletpheresis, Anesthesia, Cardiopulmonary bypass, Autotransfusion, Surgery, Heparin, Platelet