Is it useful to wash stored red blood cells in cardiopulmonary bypass priming fluid for neonatal cardiac surgery? A single‐centre retrospective study
He Wang,
Yu Jin,
Peng Gao
et al.
Abstract:Background and ObjectivesNeonatal cardiac surgery requires careful consideration of cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) priming fluid composition due to small blood volume and immature physiology. This study investigated the impact of allogeneic stored red blood cells (RBCs) processed using an autotransfusion system in CPB priming fluid for neonates.Materials and MethodsWe compared perioperative parameters, inflammatory mediators, coagulation indicators, vasoactive‐inotropic score (VIS) and clinical outcomes between … Show more
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