Э. Ханзен
Отделение анестезиологии и интенсивной терапии университетской клиники г. Регенсбург, Германия

Информация для контакта:
Prof. Dr. med. Dr. rer. nat.
Ernil Hansen
Klinik für Anästhesiologie
Klinikum der Universit*t Regensburg
D-93042 Regensburg
Tel: 0941 944-7823 oder –0 (Funk)
FAX: 0941 944 7802

В работе приведена фактическая информация по различным клинически важным аспектам, связанным с реинфузией больным раневой и дренажной крови. Рассмотрены такие вопросы, как состав раневой и дренажной крови и его сравнение с составом донорской крови, а также раневой крови, но прошедшей обработку на селл-сейвере; эффективность (клиническая и экономическая) реинфузии больному не обработанной раневой и дренажной крови; осложнения, возникающие вследствие реинфузии больному необработанной раневой и дренажной крови, а также ряд других важных аспектов проблемы. Убедительно показано, что в настоящее время для клинического применения реинфузии необработанной на селл-сейвере раневой и дренажной крови нет ни клинических, ни юридических, ни экономических оснований. Реинфузироваться больному должна только кровь, прошедшая обработку на селл-сейвере.

Ключевые слова:  раневая и дренажная кровь, необработанная и обработанная на селл-сейвере, осложнения реинфузии необработанной раневой крови.

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