Establishing method of pregnancy late trimester storing type autologous component blood transfusion system
A technique for establishing methods in the third trimester of pregnancy, applied in blood circulation treatment, suction equipment, etc., can solve problems such as difficulties in autologous blood transfusion, inability to store autologous blood, etc., and achieve the effect of promoting popularization and application
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[0055] The method for establishing the storage-type autologous component blood transfusion system in the third trimester of pregnancy of the present invention adopts a 300ml sealed triple bag system, the anticoagulant capacity in the sealed triple bag is a normal amount, and 300ml of autologous blood is collected, and the autologous blood is separated within 6 hours to prepare components The blood is guaranteed to be in a cold chain state throughout the whole process; the blood components are suspended red blood cells and frozen fresh plasma. 285 cases completed the whole clinical application research, of which 50 cases completed the whole process of blood quality testing. Immediately after blood collection, the blood was stored at 4°C, and the components were separated within 6 hours.
[0056] The preparation steps of blood components in the present embodiment 1 are as follows:
[0057] (1) Before centrifugation, check whether the 300ml sealed triple bag is damaged and wheth...
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