Use and Waste of Reconstituted Whole Blood Exchange Transfusions: An 11-year National Observational Study.

Derek P de WinterEnrico LoprioreChristian V HulzebosMichaël V LukensJ H Harriët KlinkspoorMichaela van BohemenGijs den BestenKaren M K de VooghtSabine L A G VranckenAmanda M P TrompenaarsAngelique Hoffmann-HaringsmaN C V Nathalie PéquériauxPeter AndriessenKarlijn GijzenJ L A M Jacqueline van HillegersbergJanneke C ZantMaaike C van RossemA J Adriaan van GammerenFloor WeerkampClare E CounsilmanF R Rachel KnolI A M Irene SchieringGerdina H Dubbink-VerheijE J T Joanne VerweijMasja de Haasnull null

Published in: The Journal of pediatrics (2024)

A considerable proportion of products remained unused, and annually a limited number of patients are treated with an exchange transfusion in the Netherlands, highlighting the rarity of the procedure in the Netherlands.

Keyphrases

newly diagnosed
end stage renal disease
ejection fraction
cardiac surgery
minimally invasive
heavy metals
quality improvement
patient reported outcomes
risk assessment
acute kidney injury
sickle cell disease
sewage sludge