Interference of anaesthesia and transfusion on rheological parameters
Adjizian, J.C.; Pignon, B.; Caron, Y.; Brissart, M.A.; Droulle, C.; Ahr, J.; Barre, J.; Behar, C.; Potron, G.
Journal des Maladies Vasculaires 6(4): 297-299
1981
ISSN/ISBN: 0398-0499 PMID: 7320649 Document Number: 173627
This study was designed to investigate the rheological and plasmatic parameters from multiple transfused patients and patients undergoing surgery non transfused. Blood filtrability compared with the erythrocyte electrophoretic mobility shows the perturbance resulting from the delay of conservation and the importance of the transfused blood. The 2-3 DPG, ATP and oxygen-hemoglobin affinity suggest the excellent recuperation of the erythrocyte metabolic function in vitro. The rheological parameters seems to be a good mean in the supervision of red massive transfusion blood cell.