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Transfusion MedicineJanejira Kittivorapart, MD.

Department of Transfusion Medicine

Faculty of Medicine Siriraj Hospital

Mahidol University

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Blood Transfusion

Patients

Blood Bank

Physicians

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OUTLINE

Type, indication and composition of blood products

Blood utilization

Processes of blood transfusion

Special requests

Platelet refractoriness

Transfusion reactions & their managements

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Preparation of Blood Components

Whole Blood

Plasma

FFP

CRYO

Buffy coat

WBC Platelet

LPB

Whole Blood

Platelets & Plasma

Platelet FFP

Cryoprecipitate CRP

Packed red cells

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Type of component Composition/storage Indications

Whole Blood Volume 500 mlHct > 33%Shelf life at 2 – 6°CCPDA-1 35 days

Hypovolemic anemia:- Active bleeding, surgery

Packed red cells (PRC) Volume 250 – 300 mlHct < 80%Shelf life at 2-6°C CPDA-1 35 days

• Loss of RBC mass• Symptomatic anemia

Red cells in additive solution (Adsol blood) Volume 300 – 350 ml

Hct 55-65%Shelf life 42 days Contatained mannitol but not Sodium citrate

• Same as PRC• Emergency situations• Autologous donation

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Type of Component Composition/storage Indications

Leukocyte poor blood (LPB, LPRC)Prepared by centrifugation

Volume 250-300 mlHct ≤ 80%WBC ≤ 12 x 108 cells/bagShelf life same as WB, PRC

•↓ Febrile nonhemolytic transfusion reaction

•↓ Alloimmunization to WBC antigens (i.e. HLA)

•↓Transmission of CMV

Proved only WBC < 5x106

Leukocyte depleted blood Prepared by filtration

Volume 250-300 mlHct ≤ 80%WBC ≤ 5 x 106 cells/bagShelf life same as WB, PRC

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Type of Component Composition/storage Indications

Platelet concentrate Platelets 5.5x1010/unitShelf life 5 days 22 ± 2°C Soft continuous agitation

Therapeutic• Thrombocytopenic

bleeding• Platelet dysfunction with

bleeding

Prophylaxis• Spontaneous hemorrhage> 10,000/µl> 20,000/µl- DIC, sepsis, fever• Pre-operative

Pooled 4 donors(pooled-buffy coat)

Shelf life 5 days 22 ± 2°C Soft continuous agitation

Single donor platelet Platelets 3x1011/unitShelf life 5 days 22 ± 2°C Soft continuous agitation

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AS Plasma … mlPRC Plasma …. ml

Type of Component Composition/storage Indications

Fresh frozen plasma (FFP)

Volume 150-300 mlAll coagulation factors Shelf life at ≤ - 18°C 1 yrThawed FFP at 37°C, shelf life 24 hNo Refrozen

• Abnormal PT, APTT• Multiple coagulation factors deficiencies :- liver disease, massive transfusion, DIC, warfarin reversal (bleeding)• Hemophilia B • Plasma exchange in TTP

Cryoprecipitate Volume 5-10 mlFactor VIII:C ≥ 80 IU/bag Fibrinogen 150 mg/bagFactor XIII vWFShelf life at ≤ - 18°C 1 yrThawed and pooled CRYO kept at 20-24°C for 4 h

• Source of FVIII in hemophilia A, vWD• Source of fibrinogenDIC, hypofibrinogenemia• Source of vWF

• Fibrin glue (CRYO: fibrinogenHuman thrombin)

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DosageBlood

/ComponentDose What to be expected?

RBCs 10 ml/kg/doseChronic anemia: 1-2 u/dosePed, Hb<5 g/dl: 2x Hb ml/kg(i.e. Hb 4 g/dl 8 ml/kg/dose)

↑ Hb 1 g/dl per one unit transfused

Platelet conc. 10 kg/unit Infant: 5-10 ml/kg

• Absolute Platelet Increment

1 u->↑ plts 5,000-7,000/uL• CCI

FFP 10-20 ml/kg(500-1000 ml in a 50 kg patient)

PTR within 1.5 x of normal(clotting factor 50% of normal)

Cryoprecipitate 5-10 kg/bag (5-10 units in a 50 kg patient)

Fibrinogen 100 – 150 mg/dl

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IN REAL SITUATION…

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Case 156 y.o. male, HBV with cirrhosis Child C• Present with UGIB • BP110/70 mmHg, HR 110/min, good consciousness• CBC: Hb 7 g/dL, Hct 22%, WBC6500/mm3 Platelet

90,000/µL • PT 48s (<13 s), aPTT 72s (28-32 s), Fibrinogen 53 mg/dL • LFT: compatible with liver cirrhosis

What is your management?

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Case 2

• 69 y.o. female; BW 60 Kg• Pre-op drainage for her parotid space abscess• CBC: Hb 12 g/dl, WBC 5,600/mm3, Plt 260,000/µl• Clinician requests for platelet conc. 6 U

What is your management?

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Sample Collection

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Don’t forget to sign your name

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AT BLOOD BANK

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Processing

Check from previous history • Recheck name and surname, HN• Check blood group and previous antibody

Check cell and serum grouping

Antibody screening

Type & Screen

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Cells and Serum Grouping

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Crossmatching

Donor cells VS Patient serum

– Immediate spin – to detect antibody at room TIgM antibody :- ABO blood group

– Incubation at 37C- IgG Ab Rh blood group– Indirect antiglobulin

Test – Coombs control cells

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TRANSFUSION PRACTICE

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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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FAQ

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– Platelets– Cryoprecipitate

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OUTLINE

Type, indication and composition of blood products

Blood utilization

Processes of blood transfusion

Special requests

Platelet refractoriness

Transfusion reactions & their managements

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SPECIAL REQUESTS

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1. Irradiated Blood

• Purpose: inactivated T-cell lymphocytes

Not eradicated!• Dose: 25 Gy with at least 15 Gy periphery• TA-GVHD prevention• Age - Platelet: same age as origin

- RBCs: 28 days • Hyperkalemia

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TA-GVHD– Very high mortality rate (almost 100%)– Pancytopenia + GVHD – 8-10 days after transfusion– No available effective treatment

1. There must be differences in the HLA Ag expressed between donor & recipient2. Immunocompetent cells must be presented in the graft3. The host must be incapable of rejecting the immunocompetent cells

3 requirements of GVHD (Billingham)

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Indications: Irradiation1. High risk groups• PBSCT/BMT – allogeneic & autologous• Received purine analogue agent • After ATG administration• Intrauterine transfusion• Compromised T-cell functions – SCID, Digeorge

syndrome, etc.

2. The donor is a blood relative of the recipient

3. The donors is selected for HLA compatability by typing or crossmatching

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Case

• G1P0, GA 36 week twin pregnancy patients• One of her fetus was detected to be anemic by

ultrasonography.• The obstretician requested for intrauterine

transfusion • We prepared the prestorage group O Rh

negative red cells with irradiation and washed

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2.Washed Component

• History of severe allergy or anaphylaxis after transfusion

• Usually allergic to plasma protein :- IgA deficiency, haptoglobin deficiency, etc.

• Purpose: Plasma removal • Age: Within 4 h after bag opening• In particular situation – 6 times wash

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3.Rh Negative

• Incompatible Rh platelet administration• Anti-D immunoglobulin (Rhesonativ®)• Anti-D 250 µg / 15 ml of Rh D+ RBCs

(PC 30 units, SDP 3 units)• IM/SC injection• Within 72 h after exposure• Monitor at least 20 min after injection

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4.Platelet Crossmatch

• Platelet refractoriness• Immune vs Non-immune causes• Screening methods

- Fail from what expected

(1 unit ↑ platelet 5,000 – 7,000/µl)

- Corrected count increment (CCI)

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CCI

CCI = Platelet count increment X BSA(m2)(x1011)

no. of platelet transfused

• Failure transfusion : 1 hour CCI < 5,500

or 24 hour CCI < 2,500

CCI Interpretation1 hour 24 hours

Not Decrease Decrease (<2,500) Consumption of Plt

Decrease (<5,500) - Suspected Plt Ab

PC: 5.5 x 1010 x unitsSDP: 3 x 1011

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Alloimmune Thrombocytopenia

• Request for platelet crossmatching• ALWAYS! monitor 1-hour increment • Either Paroxysmal or Persistent• No effective treatment • Prevention: Leukodepleted blood products

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OUTLINE

Type, indication and composition of blood products

Blood utilization

Processes of blood transfusion

Special requests

Platelet refractoriness

Transfusion reactions & their managements

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TRANSFUSION REACTIONS

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• Acute transfusion reaction .. Within 24 hours– Acute hemolytic transfusion reaction– Bacterial sepsis– Febrile non-hemolytic transfusion reaction (FNHTR)– Anaphylaxis/ allergic reactions– Transfusion related acute lung injury (TRALI)– Transfusion associated circulatory overload (TACO)

• Delayed transfusion reaction .. >24 hours– Delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction– Iron overload – Transfusion-associated graft versus host disease (TA-GvHD)

Transfusion Reactions

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Symptoms/signs of Acute Transfusion Reaction

- Immediately STOP the transfusion

- Retain the IV port

Urticaria

Fever

- Premed with CPM

- Closed observation

FNHTR Bacterial contamination

Allergy

Anaphylaxis

- ABC approach- Adrenaline IM- Return product

to blood bank- Saline wash in

future Transfusion

Hemolytic reaction

- Vigorous IV infusion- Urine output monitoring- Take H/C, CBC, BUN, Cr, K,

DIC profile- Prophylaxis antibiotic- Return product and the giving

set to blood bank

FNHTR- Febrile non-hemolytic transfusion reaction

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Acute dyspnea ± Hypotension

TACO TRALI

- Oxygen supplement

- Diuretics IV- I/O monitoring

- Treat as ARDS - Respiration and

ventilation support- Usually recovers

within 72-96 h

TACO - transfusion associated circulatory overload

TRALI – transfusion related acute lung injury

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Hemolytic Transfusion Reactions

AHTR DHTR• Occur within 24 hours

• Intravascular hemolysis

• Usually fatality and need intensive care

• The most common cause is ABO incompatibility

• Occur many days to years after transfusion

• Majority is extravascular hemolysis

• Usually mild symptoms with some degrees of anemia

• Kidd, Duffy, Kell and MNS systems were reported

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Form for Transfusion Reactions

Investigation

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SUMMARY• Introducing every type of blood and components• Blood utilization • Blood transfusion• Special requests

– Irradiated products, TA-GVHD– Washed components– Rh negative– Crossmatching platelets

• Transfusion reactions & their managements

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“True success is not in the learning, but in its

application to the benefit of mankind.”

HRH Prince Mahidol of Songkla

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