Exchange Transfusion (ET)
Severe neonatal hyperbilirubinemia leading to exchange transfusion
... underwent ET for severe hyperbilirubinemia in Bah- rami Children Hospital during 2009-2011 were enrolled into this cross sectional ...after exchange transfusion, direct Coombs in mother and indirect ...
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Efficacy of Whole Blood Reconstituted (WBR) in Exchange Transfusion (ET) in Hemolytic Disease of New Born (HDN) —A Study of 110 Cases
... precautions exchange transfusion(s) were carried out through the umbilical vein under antibiotic coverage in pediatric de- partment by push-pull technique ...Blood exchange in each cycle varied with ...
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Role of Exchange Transfusion in the Treatment of Severe Septicemia
... 11. Heath R, Killam A, Danielle W et al: Early onset group B streptococcal disease: Evidence for a toxin, abstracted. Levinson SA, Hume DM: Effect of exchange transfusion with fresh whol[r] ...
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THE GASTROINTESTINAL COMPLICATIONS OF NEONATAL UMBILICAL VENOUS EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION: A CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL STUDY
... VENOUS EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION: A CLINICAL AND EXPERIMENTAL THE GASTROINTESTINAL COMPLICATIONS OF NEONATAL UMBILICAL. Services[r] ...
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CURRENT STATUS OF USE OF EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION IN NEWBORN INFANTS
... : Indications for exchange transfusion based upon the role of albumin in hemolytic disease of the new- born. M.:[r] ...
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STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF SEX OF DONOR ON THE SURVIVAL OF ERYTHROBLASTOTIC INFANTS TREATED BY EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION
... ERYTHROBLASTOTIC INFANTS TREATED BY EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION STUDY OF THE INFLUENCE OF SEX OF DONOR ON THE SURVIVAL OF. Services[r] ...
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INDICATIONS FOR EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION BASED UPON THE ROLE OF ALBUMIN IN THE TREATMENT OF HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE NEWBORN
... ALBUMIN IN THE TREATMENT OF HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE INDICATIONS FOR EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION BASED UPON THE ROLE OF. Services[r] ...
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Exchange Transfusion in the Treatment of Severe Theophylline Poisoning
... endogenous drug clearance. Finally, in making the decision to perform exchange transfusion, several pre- dictors of a favorable prognosis after theophylline poisoning were already presen[r] ...
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BORIC ACID POISONING TREATED BY EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION
... BORIC ACID POISONING TREATED BY EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION: Report of. http://pediatrics.aappublications.org/content/16/1/109[r] ...
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MORTALITY OF EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION
... 5. The 11 babies dying following, but within 6 hours of, their last exchange transfusion were also, with one excep tion, in critical condition prior to the procedure. Two were hydropic, [r] ...
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Observations on Blood Cultures with Exchange Transfusion of the Newborn Infant
... Observations on Blood Cultures with Exchange Transfusion of the Newborn Infant. Services[r] ...
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A Prospective Study on Exchange Transfusion in Neonatal Unconjugated Hyperbilirubinemia in a Tertiary Care Hospital, ahmedabad, India
... Although ET is considered to be a safe procedure, it is not risk free, and mortality rates vary from ...for ET (American Academy of , 2002; Pishva et ...on ET for the management of severe ...
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Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation With Trauma: Treatment With Exchange Transfusion
... tuna and a rising BUN level and started to bleed profusely from the incision site. Because of the abnormal clotting studies and severe blood loss, the vascular volume was maintained with[r] ...
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MODIFICATION OF THE TECHNIC OF TREATING ERYTHROBLASTOSIS FETALIS BY EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION
... baby’s coated red blood cells are removed and replaced by other cells (Rh-negative).. which are not affected by these antibodies.[r] ...
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STUDIES OF SERUM ELECTROLYTE CHANGES DURING EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION
... While the present studies (leal only with changes in sodium, potassium and calcium, it must be remembered that other metabolic disturbances may be present in erythroblastotic infants, an[r] ...
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A NEW APPROACH TO CATHETERIZATION OF THE UMBILICAL VEIN FOR EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION
... technique for dissection and catheterization of the umbilical vein, the indications for ex- change transfusion will not be given, as.. they have been clearly outlined else-.[r] ...
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MORTALITY RISK OF EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION
... tioii of the Iatients according to the classifi- cation employed by Boggs and \Vestphal.19 There was one death in the group classified as vigorous and two deaths each in tile weak and fr[r] ...
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NEONATAL EXCHANGE TRANSFUSION AND CHILDHOOD LEUKEMIA
... was Illade of tll( iflCi(ICI1CC of childhood leukemia among babies receiving exchange blood transfusion.. ItI1(l those llo 11:1(1 110 such transfusion.[r] ...
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Criteria for Exchange Transfusion in Jaundiced Newborns
... For example, in the <1250 g birth weight, high-risk neonate in Table 1, a critical unbound bilirubin con- centration occurs when the bilirubin/albumin ratio reaches 10 mg/dL #{247} 2.[r] ...
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Morbidity and Mortality Associated with Exchange Transfusion
... serum bilirubin level than indicated by birth weight alone (Table 1). Control patients who received three or more exchange transfusions were allowed to re- ceive phototherapy at the disc[r] ...
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