1995
DOI: 10.3109/17453679508995555
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Cell quality of salvaged blood after total knee arthroplasty:Drain blood compared to venous blood in 32 patients

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“…Moreover, closed suction drains significantly increase blood loss and requirement for allograft blood transfusion. 2,3 Autologous blood re-transfusion has been shown to be safe and acceptable by Dalen et al [4][5][6] Furthermore, the use of re-transfusion drains significantly decreases the relative risk of allograft blood transfusion and the volume required. 1 As such, the evidence currently supports the use of postoperative drains for autologous re-transfusion.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, closed suction drains significantly increase blood loss and requirement for allograft blood transfusion. 2,3 Autologous blood re-transfusion has been shown to be safe and acceptable by Dalen et al [4][5][6] Furthermore, the use of re-transfusion drains significantly decreases the relative risk of allograft blood transfusion and the volume required. 1 As such, the evidence currently supports the use of postoperative drains for autologous re-transfusion.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study by Han et al (Han & Shin, 1997) shows that using a retrieval is useful as it is possible to reinfuse 437 mL in hip, 883 mL in knee arthroplasty and 1713 mL in bilateral knee surgery without patients having any air embolism problem, coagulopathy, renal failure or sepsis. The followed protocol in blood retrieval is the reinfusion of the collected blood within 6 first hours (Dalen et al, 1995). Using blood from postoperative drainage (blood retrieval) in knee arthroplasty does not show important complications (Groh et al, 1990;Sinardi et al, 2005;Wojan et al, 2005), neither inflammatory cell response increase ( Altinel et al, 2006;Munoz et al, 2005b;Munoz et al, 2006).…”
Section: Use Of Postoperative Blood Retrievalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The study by Han et al (Han & Shin, 1997) shows that using a retrieval is useful as it is possible to reinfuse 437 mL in hip, 883 mL in knee arthroplasty and 1713 mL in bilateral knee surgery without patients having any air embolism problem, coagulopathy, renal failure or sepsis. The followed protocol in blood retrieval is the reinfusion of the collected blood within 6 first hours (Dalen et al, 1995). Using blood from postoperative drainage (blood retrieval) in knee arthroplasty does not show important complications (Groh et al, 1990;Sinardi et al, 2005;Wojan et al, 2005), neither inflammatory cell response increase ( Altinel et al, 2006;Munoz et al, 2005b;Munoz et al, 2006).…”
Section: Use Of Postoperative Blood Retrievalmentioning
confidence: 99%