Continuous Drip Blood Transfusion

Blood Transfusion by the Continuous Drip Method.

A brief resume of the chief indications for blood transfusion is as follows:I. To replace blood lost by haemorrhage. The more important causes are accidents, haematemesis, melaena, obstetrical haemorrhage, ectopic pregnancy, the pre-operative, operative and post-operative transfusions. 2. To increase the blood volume in surgical shock. 3. To restore blood and to stimulate the haemopoietic syste...

Autologous Blood Transfusion

بدون شک بی خطرترین روش انتقال خون در بسیاری از بیماران، انتقال خون اتولوگ (جمع آوری و تزریق مجدد خون یا محصولات خونی) به خود بیمار است. انتقال خون اتولوگ اولین بار در سال ۱۹۲۱ عنوان شد، اما تا سال ۱۹۶۰ که بای پس کرونرو سایر جراحی های قلب بصورت معمول درآمد، توجه چندانی بدان نمی شد. امروزه انتقال خون اتولوگ بعلت نگرانی زیاد جامعه در مورد گسترش ایدز، عمومیت دوباره کسب کرده است.

Hot Blood for Transfusion

The importance of warming up the whole blood before transfusion , parti -cularly when large amounts of stored blood is used for patients in shock or under general anesthesia is discussed. Var­ious methods of Warming blood is presn­tcd and the use of high frequency Ele­ctromagnetic field for this purpose and its adv1mtagcs is introduced. 

Dehydration Treated by Continuous Gastric Drip

The problem of the dehydrated patient is a very real one, and dehydration occurs far more commonly than is realized, particularly in tropical and sub-tropical countries. The normal daily fluid loss from the body in a temperate climate, through the lungs, skin, urine and faeces, is approximately 4? pints. In hot countries the urine output is lower, but evaporation Jrom the skin is greatly increa...

A New Type of Drip Regulator for Intravenous Transfusion Work