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Blood Transfusions

Blood transfusion procedure

Non-Emergent Blood and Blood Component Transfusions can be safely done right at your patient’s bedside, allowing your patients to avoid the high costs associated with multiple transfers and hospital admissions

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MSC was the first to patent – out of hospital blood transfusion procedure model

  • Non-emergent blood
  • Whole Blood transfusion (PRBC)
  • Platelet transfusion
  • blood component transfusions
  • Fresh Frozen Plasma
  • Post-Transfusion Care

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Blood Typing and Cross-Matching

Our blood typing and cross-matching services are performed with precision to ensure compatibility between donor and recipient. Utilizing advanced testing methods, we accurately determine blood types and screen for any potential incompatibilities. This meticulous process minimizes the risk of adverse reactions and enhances the safety of each transfusion.

Pre-Transfusion Evaluation

Before every transfusion, a comprehensive pre-transfusion evaluation is conducted. Our medical team reviews your medical history, performs necessary blood tests, and assesses overall health to tailor the transfusion to your specific needs. This thorough preparation ensures optimal outcomes and addresses any potential concerns before the procedure.

Intra-Transfusion Monitoring

During the transfusion, continuous monitoring is essential to ensure patient safety and comfort. Our skilled staff closely observe vital signs and transfusion reactions using advanced monitoring equipment. Immediate intervention is available should any adverse effects arise, ensuring a smooth and secure transfusion process.

Post-Transfusion Care

Post-transfusion care is crucial for recovery and monitoring. After the procedure, we provide detailed follow-up to assess the patient’s response and manage any potential side effects. Our team offers support and guidance to ensure a smooth recovery and address any concerns that may arise after the transfusion.

Benefits of a Blood Transfusion

Improved Recovery from Illness

For patients undergoing chemotherapy or radiation therapy, blood transfusions replenish blood cells depleted by treatment, aiding in recovery and reducing fatigue.

Management of Blood Disorders

Transfusions are vital for managing inherited blood disorders such as sickle cell disease or hemophilia. They provide necessary components like red blood cells or clotting factors to support ongoing treatment.

Increased Oxygen Delivery:

By increasing red blood cell count, blood transfusions improve oxygen transport throughout the body, which is essential for healing and maintaining bodily functions, especially in patients with severe anemia.

Reduction of Symptoms

Transfusions help alleviate symptoms associated with low blood levels, such as dizziness, shortness of breath, and weakness, leading to improved patient comfort and functionality.

A blood transfusion is a medical procedure where blood or blood components are transferred from a donor to a patient through an intravenous (IV) line. It is needed to replace lost blood, support recovery from surgery or trauma, and manage various medical conditions such as severe anemia, blood disorders, or significant blood loss.
Before a transfusion, blood typing and cross-matching tests are performed to ensure compatibility between the donor’s and recipient’s blood. These tests determine the blood type and check for any potential incompatibilities, minimizing the risk of adverse reactions and ensuring the safety of the transfusion.
While blood transfusions are generally safe, potential risks include allergic reactions, fever, and very rare complications such as transfusion-related acute lung injury (TRALI). Stringent screening and monitoring protocols are in place to manage and minimize these risks effectively.