Pre -Operative Autologous Blood Donation andSurgery
Journal Title: International Journal Of Medical Science And Clinical Research Studies - Year 2023, Vol 3, Issue 01
Abstract
Safety in all sphere of lifeandinevery field of working is prime concern for individuals. Thus,safety insurgery and safety in blood transfusion during pre-operative,intra-operative andin post-operative periodis mandatory.We can pre-deposit our own blood before planed surgeryis scheduled,called aspre-operative autologous blood donation (PABD),but it maynot be possible foremergency surgery so we mayhave to go for allogenic blood transfusion in case of blood needed for life saving purpose. People are now much aware on transfusion reactions; some time fatal consequences have been noticed in blood transfusion.Transfusions of allogenic blood caries more risk than the autologous blood.Many of clinicians recommend autologousblood, so PABDwill be wise step before individual person plans for planned surgery.A fear of transmission of transmissible infection such as HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis B, Hepatitis C, Malaria, syphilis, tuberculosis and many others, are possible in allogenic blood transfusion, which is notwith PABD.
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Dr. Joshi K. N.
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