Autologous transfusion

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Sincere thanks, I will check it out.

Brad

On Thu, Jan 22, 2009 at 7:27 PM, lronchi <l.ronchi at ch-saintnazaire.fr>wrote:

> May I suggest a reference ?
> Barriot P, Riou B, Viars P
> Prehospital autotransfusion in life-threa       tning hemothorax
> Chest 1988 93 (3) 522-6
> A little bit old, but really comprehensive with practical tips, from the
> medical emergency service fire brigade in Paris.
>
> Kind regards from northern hemisphere.
>
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> Dr Luc Ronchi
> Praticien hospitalier - Chef de pôle
> Anesthésiologie - Algologie
> Centre Hospitalier de Saint-Nazaire in France
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> De la part de Bradley Morris
> Envoyé : jeudi 22 janvier 2009 09:44
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> Objet : Re: Autologous transfusion
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> For the complete novice, how is this done?
> Is the blood transferred from the drain to another vessel to hang? How does
> one do this in a sterile fashion? What devices are there to enable this?
> Do you use a filter? T
> These questions have often arisen whilst treating haemothoraces (but have
> never been necessary in my limited experience thus far).
>
> Kind regards from an inexperienced observer,
>
> Brad Morris
> Surgical Registrar
> Australia
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