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This report reviews clinical practice data surrounding autotransfusion and highlights hospitals that achieve exemplary blood utilization rates. It explores blood conservation practices they adopt, including the influence of extracorporeal circulation (ECC) prime volume on intraoperative red blood cell (RBC) usage. By analyzing comparative data and procedure volumes, the study underscores the potential for cost avoidance through efficient blood management strategies. Key metrics discussed include volume returned by procedure type, association with transfusion rates, and techniques to minimize blood loss and avoid anemia.
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Quality Data Collection and Interpretation from the Masses Tim Dickinson, MS September 9, 2011
Objectives • Review Autotransfusion clinical practice data • Hospitals that achieve remarkable blood utilization rates –what blood conservation practices have they adopted? • Association of ECC prime volume with intraop RBC use
ATS Perfusion CPB & ATS Programs
Perfusion Blood Management Influence MINIMIZE BLOOD LOSS AVOID ANEMIA • Coated ECC • Divert Pericardial Bld. • P.O.C. Lab testing • Rx interventions • PLT Sequestration • Temperature? • Autotransfusion • Reduce ECC Prime - Autologous prime • Ultrafiltration • Microplegia
Relative Odds of Receiving Packed Red Blood Cells Transfusion p value <0.001 2003;97:958-63
Procedure Volume vs. Prime Volumen=28,200 isolated CABGs 2009-2010
Summary • ATS utilization rates vary by type of surgery and cell salvage device • Practice variation exists amongst hospitals achieving exceptional blood utilization results • Incremental decreases in net ECC prime volume is associated with less RBC use