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When transfusing large volumes of salvaged blood, it is important to balance the ratio between non-red blood cell and red blood cell components. Through a laboratory test–guided approach, coagulopathy was not detected when transfusing blood in ratios of approximately 1:2 for patients receiving 1,000-to-2,000 mL of salvaged blood and 1:1 for patients receiving >2,000 mL of salvaged blood.
Terumo Signs Consent Decree with the FDA (Press Release)
During an inspection last year at Terumo Cardiovascular Systems Ann Arbor, Mich., plant, FDA officials found numerous violations to good manufacturing practice and medical device reporting requirements. On March 17, Terumo executive officers signed a consent decree of permanent injunction and under its terms, Terumo will pay almost $35 million in profits from past sales to the federal government.
Tranexamic Acid X Approtinin on Blood Loss After CPB
Introduction: Aprotinin (AP) reduces blood loss and transfusions after cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB), but may sensitise patients and is expensive. Tranexamic acid (TA) […]
