CONTROVERSIES IN TRANSFUSION MEDICINE - INDICATIONS FOR AUTOLOGOUS AND ALLOGENEIC TRANSFUSION SHOULD BE THE SAME - CON

[1] The National Blood Resource Education Program Expert Panel, special communication. The use of autologous blood, JAMA, 263, pp. 414-417, (1990)

[2] Dick W., Baur C., Reiff K., Factors affecting the critical hematocrit as a guide to transfusion of blood products, Anaesthesist, 41, pp. 1-14, (1992)

[3] Gould SA, Rice CL, Moss GS., The physiologic basis of the use of blood and blood products, Surg Annu, 16, pp. 13-38, (1984)

[4] Wilkerson DK, Rosen AL, Gould SA, Et al., Oxygen extraction ratio: a valid indicator of myocardial metabolism in anemia, J Surg Res, 42, pp. 629-634, (1987)

[5] Gould SA, Rosen AL, Sehgal RC, Et al., Oxygen extraction ratio: a physiologic indicator of transfusion need (abstract), Transfusion, 23, (1983)

[6] Levy PS, Chavez RP, Crystal GJ, Et al., Oxygen extraction ratio: a valid indicator of transfusion need in limited coronary vascular reserve, J Trauma, 32, pp. 769-773, (1992)

[7] Spence RK, Costabile JP, Young GS, Et al., Is hemoglobin level alone a reliable predictor of outcome in the severely anemic surgical patient, Am Surg, 58, pp. 92-95, (1992)

[8] Bifano EM, Smith F., Borer J., Relationship between determinants of oxygen delivery and respiratory abnormalities in preterm infants with anemia, J Pediatr, 120, pp. 292-296, (1992)

[9] Cordts PR, LaMorte WW, Fisher JB, Et al., Poor predictive value of hematocrit and hemodynamic parameters for erythrocyte deficits after extensive elective vascular operations, Surg Gynecol Obstet, 175, pp. 243-248, (1992)

[10] Hudson I., Cooke A., Holland B., Et al., Red cell volume and cardiac output in anaemic preterm infants, Arch Dis Child, 65, pp. 672-675, (1990)

[1] The National Blood Resource Education Program Expert Panel, special communication. The use of autologous blood, JAMA, 263, pp. 414-417, (1990)

[2] Dick W., Baur C., Reiff K., Factors affecting the critical hematocrit as a guide to transfusion of blood products, Anaesthesist, 41, pp. 1-14, (1992)

[3] Gould SA, Rice CL, Moss GS., The physiologic basis of the use of blood and blood products, Surg Annu, 16, pp. 13-38, (1984)

[4] Wilkerson DK, Rosen AL, Gould SA, Et al., Oxygen extraction ratio: a valid indicator of myocardial metabolism in anemia, J Surg Res, 42, pp. 629-634, (1987)

[5] Gould SA, Rosen AL, Sehgal RC, Et al., Oxygen extraction ratio: a physiologic indicator of transfusion need (abstract), Transfusion, 23, (1983)

[6] Levy PS, Chavez RP, Crystal GJ, Et al., Oxygen extraction ratio: a valid indicator of transfusion need in limited coronary vascular reserve, J Trauma, 32, pp. 769-773, (1992)

[7] Spence RK, Costabile JP, Young GS, Et al., Is hemoglobin level alone a reliable predictor of outcome in the severely anemic surgical patient, Am Surg, 58, pp. 92-95, (1992)

[8] Bifano EM, Smith F., Borer J., Relationship between determinants of oxygen delivery and respiratory abnormalities in preterm infants with anemia, J Pediatr, 120, pp. 292-296, (1992)

[9] Cordts PR, LaMorte WW, Fisher JB, Et al., Poor predictive value of hematocrit and hemodynamic parameters for erythrocyte deficits after extensive elective vascular operations, Surg Gynecol Obstet, 175, pp. 243-248, (1992)

[10] Hudson I., Cooke A., Holland B., Et al., Red cell volume and cardiac output in anaemic preterm infants, Arch Dis Child, 65, pp. 672-675, (1990)