Blood utilization was evaluated in elective surgical procedures over a period of 6 months using different indices such as crossmatch to transfusion ratio(C/T ratio), transfusion probability (%T), and transfusion index (TI). Out of 436 units of blood crossmatched for 207 patients, only 132 were transfused with no utilization of 69.7% of crossmatched blood. In wound debridement, split thickness skin grafting (STSG), open reduction internal fixation (ORIF), mastectomy, and prostatectomy all the 3 indices showed significant blood utilization whereas in all ENT surgery utilization of blood provided was nil. This study showed that there was excessive crossmatching of blood and changing the blood ordering pattern can minimize this. Keywords: bloo...
For elective surgeries over ordering of blood is a common practice. The goal of the Maximum Surgical...
Cross over ordering of blood much in excess of actual or anticipated needs led to rising costs and t...
OBJECTIVES: Thirty to sixty percent of prepared blood products are not transfused. Blood reserves fo...
Aims and Objectives: To evaluate utilization of blood in different surgical procedures. To study a...
Background: Ordering of blood is a common practice in elective surgical procedures. Unnecessary bloo...
Aim: The aim of the study is to investigate the blood ordering pattern and transfusion practices the...
Aims: For elective surgeries, over ordering of blood is a common practice. This can be decreased by ...
Aims: For elective surgeries, over ordering of blood is a common practice. This can be decreased by ...
Aims: For elective surgeries, over ordering of blood is a common practice. This can be decreased by ...
AIMS: For elective surgeries, over ordering of blood is a common practice. This can be decreased by ...
Introduction: Nowadays, over-ordering of blood is a common practice in preparation for elective surg...
AbstractObjectivesThe unit cost for crossmatching blood is £137.22 (€158.94). A maximum surgical blo...
Background: To assess blood utilization practicesby evaluating the cross-match ordering andtransfusi...
Background: To assess blood utilization practicesby evaluating the cross-match ordering andtransfusi...
ABSTRACT Background: Blood transfusion could be a life-saving procedure. It is often used to treat ...
For elective surgeries over ordering of blood is a common practice. The goal of the Maximum Surgical...
Cross over ordering of blood much in excess of actual or anticipated needs led to rising costs and t...
OBJECTIVES: Thirty to sixty percent of prepared blood products are not transfused. Blood reserves fo...
Aims and Objectives: To evaluate utilization of blood in different surgical procedures. To study a...
Background: Ordering of blood is a common practice in elective surgical procedures. Unnecessary bloo...
Aim: The aim of the study is to investigate the blood ordering pattern and transfusion practices the...
Aims: For elective surgeries, over ordering of blood is a common practice. This can be decreased by ...
Aims: For elective surgeries, over ordering of blood is a common practice. This can be decreased by ...
Aims: For elective surgeries, over ordering of blood is a common practice. This can be decreased by ...
AIMS: For elective surgeries, over ordering of blood is a common practice. This can be decreased by ...
Introduction: Nowadays, over-ordering of blood is a common practice in preparation for elective surg...
AbstractObjectivesThe unit cost for crossmatching blood is £137.22 (€158.94). A maximum surgical blo...
Background: To assess blood utilization practicesby evaluating the cross-match ordering andtransfusi...
Background: To assess blood utilization practicesby evaluating the cross-match ordering andtransfusi...
ABSTRACT Background: Blood transfusion could be a life-saving procedure. It is often used to treat ...
For elective surgeries over ordering of blood is a common practice. The goal of the Maximum Surgical...
Cross over ordering of blood much in excess of actual or anticipated needs led to rising costs and t...
OBJECTIVES: Thirty to sixty percent of prepared blood products are not transfused. Blood reserves fo...