Last night I heard the loudspeaker announcements of the Red Cross vehicle with the call for blood donation. Certainly, blood is in short supply and can save lives. However, I came to the repeated Times a conversation in mind - the time for autologous blood donation before my surgeries in 2008 with the competent employee. While she is already in the prescribed interval between the second pint draws off and I also discussed in this a kind of diversion sought, we talked about the whereabouts of unused autologous blood donations.
Explanation: Autologous blood donation elective surgery are now walk and add - as for cost reasons, in view of the risks associated with foreign blood, which is in short supply ansich!
I donated before the hip surgeries in 2001, every six weeks, three pints, you had the crowd in 2008, due to the experience of two pints reduced. is disposed of
Well, in this interview, she explained to me that this may not be used autologous blood over the waste. They explained to me further that autologous blood is not subject to rigorous examinations, such as the blood: there are only carried out the HIV test, blood clotting and some other smaller trials. In addition, it would experience a different storage. All in all, would have an eye on costs.
guess you know what thoughts to me as someone coming from precedence over the business, having regard to the fact that 2001 six pints of blood I went in the garbage: the current, acute blood shortage the cost-intensive marketing activities to blood donation and much more in comparison to the costs, for further consideration of this autologous blood donations and possible solutions for storage, and delivery to the surgical appointment.
would probably be a need not covered completely. But what is there first, could yet find a better use - or not?
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