4. Blood salvage: Salvaging machines recover blood that is lost during surgery or trauman. The blood is cleansed and can be returned to the patient in a closed circuit. In extreme cases, filters of blood can be recovered using a system.
5. Surgical tools: Some devices cut and seal blood simutaneuously. Other devices canb seal bleeding on large areas of tissue. Laparoscopic and minimally invasive instruments allow surgeries to be perform3ed without the bood loss association with large incisions.
6. Surgical techniques: Thorough operative planing, including consultation with experienced clinicians, helps the surgical team to avoid complications. Prompt action to stop bleeding is essential. Delays greater tha 24 hours can greatly increase patient mortality. Dividing large surgeries into several smaller ones decrease blood loss.
Next time: The Growing Demand for Bloodless Medicine and Surgery - Bloodless Medicine- The New "Standard of Care"?
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