RBC stock suspension by ultrafiltration electrolytes and biochemical changes after.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 10 RBC stock suspension by ultrafiltration electrolytes and biochemical changes after Of: Liu Fengzhen, Xing Jialin, Liu Wei, Gong Qingcheng [Abstract] Objective To observe the stock suspension pump priming red blood cell (rewards) by ultrafiltration and biochemical parameters after the change of the electrolyte. Method as pre-charge of offering a reward of baby unit 1 2, a total of 30 elections suspended Red, selected the date of deposit offering a reward of 5 ~ 13 d.30 before ultrafiltration were offering a reward of A group (n = 30), after ultrafiltration B group (n = 30), ultrafiltrate, C group. ultrafiltration : arterial bypass, venous line clamp is not pre-filled, membrane lungs and other parts of the force pulse with 500 ml pre-filled Bo, adding 15 mg of heparin and 2 units of rewards, mixing after ultrafiltration. ultrafiltration After the 2 groups were offering a reward and ultrafiltrate blood gas, electrolytes and biochemical testing. Results A group of blood concentrations of K + and lactate concentration increased gradually with increasing storage period is extended, other ions and biochemical indicators has nothing to do with the storage period; B group K + concentration in the blood, lactic acid, urea nitrogen, blood glucose was significantly lower compared with the A group (P lt;0.01), other ions and no significant changes before ultrafiltration. Conclusions Despite a long period of offering a reward of saving blood K + concentration, lactate concentration and blood glucose high, but can be reduced by ultrafiltration after the normal physiological range, or close to normal limits, the source of tension in the blood under the premise of offering a reward after a long storage period after ultrafiltration is safe to use. [Keywords:] cardiopulmonary bypass; suspended red blood cells; pre-filled; ultrafiltration; electrolyte Abstract: OBJECTIVE The purpose of this study is to evaluate the changes of electrolyte and bio