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Title: BLOOD COMPONENT THERAPY in the Newborn


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BLOOD COMPONENT THERAPY in the Newborn
  • Amit Ray
  • Kolkata

2
  • Of all patient groups preterm infants are one of
    the most frequently transfused
  • Unique features of neonates immature immune
    system, difficult to cope with metabolic load,
    presence of mat Abs

3
Current trends
  • More aware of risks of Tx AIDS epidemic other
    infections e.g. CMV, HBV, HCV, Parvo, malaria
    ROP TAGVHD
  • Window period HBsAg 59 days
  • Scarce commodity
  • Hence RESTRICT no of transfusions, avoid
    unnecessary sampling, Micro-techniques,
    noninvasive monitoring, rhEPO

4
RBC Tx in newborn- Guidelines
  • 1 PCV lt 20, low Retics, symptoms
  • 2 PCV lt 30, with
  • lt35 Hbox O2, nasal O2, CPAP or IMV (map 6), gt6
    apnea/brady in12h req bagging, HR gt180 x 24h, RR
    gt80 x 24h
  • 3 PCVlt35 with gt35 O2 by Hbox or CPAP/IMV
  • (map 6-8)
  • 4 PCV lt45 with cong cyan ht ds

5
RBC Tx
  • Small vol Tx with Packed RBC concentrate (PCV
    70-90)
  • Preservative CPD, AS-3
  • Infuse over 2-4 h, Dose 15 ml/kg
  • 2,3 DPG gt70 in 1st 5 days

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TAGVHD
  • Immune response mounted by donor T-cells against
    host tissues
  • fatal syndromewasting, dermatitis, hepatitis,
    GIT sympt., marrow suppression, high fever by 4
    days of tx
  • Fresh blood lt 96 h old a risk factor
  • Irradiation of blood from immediate relatives
    imp for large vol Tx only

7
FFP
  • Used to replace coagulation factors
  • 10-15 ml/kg
  • may repeat 12-24hrly
  • NOT indicated for vol expansion

8
Indications for FFP
  • HDN with sign. Haemorrhage
  • Isolated factor deficiency
  • Replacement in AT III, prot C or S def.
  • DIC
  • Bleeding following massive transfusion
  • Therapeutic plasma xchange in TTP

9
Platelet concentrate
  • From centrifugation of whole blood
  • Final conc 85 (50-70 lakh/cu.mm)
  • Some white cells inevitably present
  • 1 unit of random donor raises plt count to
    gt1lakh/cu.mm, by infusing 5-10 ml/kg of std
    platelet conc.
  • Plt shd be Rh ABO specific

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Guidelines for Plt Tx
  • lt 30k in term NB with failure of production
  • lt 50k in stable prem with active bleed or
    invasive procedure in DIC pt
  • lt1 lakh in sick prem with active bleed or
    invasive procedure in DIC pt
  • Active bleed in pt of Plt Quality defect
  • Unexplained xcessive bleed in cardio-pulm bypass
  • ECMO with plt lt 1lakh or with bleeding

11
Granulocyte Tx
  • Possible role in sepsis in conjunction with
    antibiotics
  • Optimal use yet to be established
  • Only useful if obtained by leukopheresis
  • Must be irradiated

12
Whole blood
  • Rarely required
  • Ind. blood loss, cardiac surgery, exchange Tx

13
Conclusions
  • RBC Tx remains an essential part of mge of hi
    risk prems
  • Focus on prev of anaemia, donor restriction and
    restriction of no of TX
  • Be aware of the potential for harm esp
    infections. Avoid unnecessary Tx.
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