Pre and peri-operative erythropoeitin for reducing allogeneic blood transfusions in colorectal cancer surgery.

The developing world of pre‐operative optimisation: a systematic review of Cochrane reviews

“…This analysis includes data from 409 trials, extracted from 37 Cochrane reviews , representing 51 countries with 89,389 participants. Trial selection is shown in Fig.…”

The developing world of pre‐operative optimisation: a systematic review of Cochrane reviews

“…This analysis includes data from 409 trials, extracted from 37 Cochrane reviews , representing 51 countries with 89,389 participants. Trial selection is shown in Fig.…”

HLA‐DQB1*03 genotype and perioperative blood transfusion are not conducive to the prognosis of patients with gastric cancer

“…In the transfusion group, deeper depth of infiltration, higher LNM rate, and later stage of disease were found when compared with the nontransfusion group. Studies focused on perioperative blood transfusion and cancers confirmed that transfusions may raise the frequency and earlier recurrences of solid tumors . It is reported that patients with GC were more likely to need blood transfusion with higher age, female gender, surgical extension to adjacent organs/structures, and tumor location .…”

Allogeneic versus autologous blood transfusion and survival after radical prostatectomy (CME)

“…An advantage of intraoperative cell salvage is the avoidance of blood storage, which is associated with worsening survival . Unfortunately, erythropoietin and desmopressin have not been borne out as effective strategies to avoid allogeneic BT in patients without coagulopathy . More recently, need for BT in RP patients has diminished with propagation of minimally invasive options for RP …”

The developing world of pre‐operative optimisation: a systematic review of Cochrane reviews

“…This analysis includes data from 409 trials, extracted from 37 Cochrane reviews , representing 51 countries with 89,389 participants. Trial selection is shown in Fig.…”

HLA‐DQB1*03 genotype and perioperative blood transfusion are not conducive to the prognosis of patients with gastric cancer

“…In the transfusion group, deeper depth of infiltration, higher LNM rate, and later stage of disease were found when compared with the nontransfusion group. Studies focused on perioperative blood transfusion and cancers confirmed that transfusions may raise the frequency and earlier recurrences of solid tumors . It is reported that patients with GC were more likely to need blood transfusion with higher age, female gender, surgical extension to adjacent organs/structures, and tumor location .…”

Allogeneic versus autologous blood transfusion and survival after radical prostatectomy (CME)

“…An advantage of intraoperative cell salvage is the avoidance of blood storage, which is associated with worsening survival . Unfortunately, erythropoietin and desmopressin have not been borne out as effective strategies to avoid allogeneic BT in patients without coagulopathy . More recently, need for BT in RP patients has diminished with propagation of minimally invasive options for RP …”

The developing world of pre‐operative optimisation: a systematic review of Cochrane reviews

“…This analysis includes data from 409 trials, extracted from 37 Cochrane reviews , representing 51 countries with 89,389 participants. Trial selection is shown in Fig.…”

HLA‐DQB1*03 genotype and perioperative blood transfusion are not conducive to the prognosis of patients with gastric cancer

“…In the transfusion group, deeper depth of infiltration, higher LNM rate, and later stage of disease were found when compared with the nontransfusion group. Studies focused on perioperative blood transfusion and cancers confirmed that transfusions may raise the frequency and earlier recurrences of solid tumors . It is reported that patients with GC were more likely to need blood transfusion with higher age, female gender, surgical extension to adjacent organs/structures, and tumor location .…”

Allogeneic versus autologous blood transfusion and survival after radical prostatectomy (CME)

“…An advantage of intraoperative cell salvage is the avoidance of blood storage, which is associated with worsening survival . Unfortunately, erythropoietin and desmopressin have not been borne out as effective strategies to avoid allogeneic BT in patients without coagulopathy . More recently, need for BT in RP patients has diminished with propagation of minimally invasive options for RP …”