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【Objective】 To solve daratumomab interference with blood compatibility testing in multiple myeloma (MM) patients treated by daratumomab(DARA). 【Methods】 The irregular antibodies screening before and after the DARA treatment, and the major side crossmatch via coombs' test and polybrene method, respectively, were performed to resolve the nonspecific interference in a MM patient’s cross-matching test, produce by DARA. 【Results】 The initial panreactivity on the major side with agglutination (3+ ~4+ ), produce by DARA, was overcome by dithiothreitol (DTT) treatment, and turner out to be none agglutination. Otherwise, DARA had no effect on the crossmatch using polybrene method. 【Conclusion】 Antibody screening and identification should be conducted before DARA treatment in MM patients, and DARA interference with blood compatibility testing can be resolved by DTT treatment or the crossmatch using polybrene method.
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Objective Irregular antibody screening and identification are very important to reduce hemolytic reaction.The dis-tribution of irregular antibodies of blood group was analyzed in patients, to provide evidence for using Micro column gel test to detect and identify irregular antibodies transfusion safety. Methods Micro column gel anti-globulin technique was used to screen the irregular an-tibodies and cross-matching in 29770 patients.If the serum had irregular antibodies, the spectrum cells were used to identify the specific-ity of irregular antibodies. Results Among 29 770 patients, 120 cases had irregular antibodies of blood group.The positive rate was 0.4%.The irregular antibodies include Rh system(n=67),MNS system (n=7), Lewis system(n=5),cases of Kidd system(n=3) and undefined specified antibodies(n=38).Among the 120 antibody-positive patients, 70 were female patients and 50 were male patients. Further study showed that the pregnancy history was to the main factor causing irregular antibodies in women (46 positive cases among 70 female patients) . Conclusion The study showed that some patients had irregular antibodies of blood group, especially female patients with pregnancy history.These results suggested that irregular antibody screening and cross-matching by micro column gel method in pa-tients before transfusion had great significance for ensuring the blood transfusion safety.
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<p><b>BACKGROUND</b>The clinical applications of fibrin glue span over several surgical modalities. The aim of this study was to evaluate the biocompatibility and biodegradation of different formulations of platelet-rich fibrin glue in vivo and examine its effects on the neovascularization of wound sites.</p><p><b>METHODS</b>Human-derived single-unit fibrin glue was prepared. Incisions were made on the backs of rats, and these were coated with homemade glues containing different concentrations of aminomethylbenzoic acid (Groups A-F) or commercial adhesives (Group G). A sham control group was included (Group H). The wounds were examined by histological analysis and immunohistochemistry at several time points.</p><p><b>RESULTS</b>Successful wound closure was achieved in all groups by day 12. Acute inflammation occurred during the first six days, but gradually disappeared. The longest sealant duration was achieved using the lowest concentration of anti-fibrinolytic agent in a 1:10 volume ratio with cryoprecipitate. Expression levels of the platelet endothelial cell adhesion molecule-1 were significantly higher in Groups A and C compared to the control groups (Groups G and H) on day 3 (P < 0.05).</p><p><b>CONCLUSIONS</b>Single-unit platelet-rich fibrin glue has excellent biocompatibility and is associated with the upregulation of neovascularization. The addition of aminomethylbenzoic acid could prevent the degradation of fibrin glue.</p>
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Animals , Female , Humans , Rats , Fibrin Tissue Adhesive , Therapeutic Uses , Immunohistochemistry , Platelet Endothelial Cell Adhesion Molecule-1 , Metabolism , Rats, Sprague-Dawley , Wound HealingABSTRACT
Objective:To evaluate the effectiveness of using two specimens for ABO grouping on the prevention of ABO-incompatible transfusions caused by sample errors. Methods A two specimen policy for blood samples of pre-transfusion testing was implemented from July 2007. This policy was defined as that for patients requiring transfusion or likely to require transfusion,ABO group was determined twice on 2 separate-samples. The rate of mislabeled samples and miscollected samples prior to blood transfusion were recorded and analyzed.Results From Jul 2007 to Jun 2009,79 115 samples for pre-transfusion compatibility testing were accepted. A total of 273 samples were identified as mislabeled. The rate of mislabeled samples was 1 in 290. The rate of miscollected samples with correction for silent errors was 1 in 1485 (23 miscollected samples of 47 507 repeat samples,with a correction factor of 1.391 2). Of the 23 miscollected samples detected by double-step typing policy,9 cases (39%) could have caused ABO-incompatible transfusions.Conclusion The risk of ABO-incompatible transfusions caused by mislabeled and miscollected samples can be reduced by two specimen policy.
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Objective To study the effects of phase change material (cooling agent) on the quality of blood after long-distant transportation.Methods A total of 12 bags, packed with pre-chilled phase change materials, were put into regular blood transportation kit, and the new blood transportation kit, which was developed by our hospital. In each kit there were 54 U of red blood cell suspensions. The temperatures in the kit were recorded during the transportation at different times.Results The temperature in the kit was kept between 1—7℃ during the 72h transportation. The temperature met the needs of red blood cell transportation.Conclusion Phase change material could be used as an effective cooling agent for long distance blood transportation.
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Cryoprecipitation is one of the most important blood components.With the deeper study about cryoprecipitation,it has been used in clinics more and more extensively.This articles reviewed the new development of cryoprecipitation in clinical uses.
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Objective To test the performance of field blood transportation vehicle from the aspects of heat preservation,refrigeration and oil consumption.Methods Two vehicles without power supply were stowed with maximum load,one with red cell suspension,and the other with frozen plasma.With the environmental temperature higher than 35 ℃ or lower than 25 ℃,related time lengths were detected respectively.Results The holding time of the vehicles was from 1.5 h to 7 h,refrigerating time was from 15 min to 138 min,and a full tank of gasoline was exhausted around 5～7 hours.Conclusion During line-haul,field blood transportation vehicle has to be equipped with additional cooling agents,in case the refrigeration equipment out of work for the reason of gasoline exhaustion.
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Objective:Temperature keeping is vital in the long distance transportation of red blood cell suspensions in military affairs and emergency.This study aimed to develop a composite phase change material to be used for preserving blood in long time transporation without electricity.Methods: The n-tetradecane was adsorbed to the pore structure of silica aerogel through the capillarity and hydrophobicity of silica aerogel.The efficiency of the phase change material was detected by differential scanning calorimetry.Results: The specific surface area and the adsorption capacity were 863.59 m2/g and 9.16,respectively.The phase change temperature was 5.47℃ and phase change latent heat was 180J/g.Conclusion: The n-tetradecane /silica aerogel composite phase change material could be used for blood preservation.
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Objective: To investigate the temperature control methods for long-distance transportation of red blood cell suspensions in military affairs or emergence.Methods: We loaded blood transport cars with red blood cell suspensions to full capacity and kept the temperature by combined cooling methods.Results: The temperature in the container was kept between 2-6.2℃ during the 72 h transportation,even when the refrigeration system of the car was out of work.Conclusion: The required temperature for long-distance transportation of red blood cell suspensions could be attained by combined cooling methods in case of insecurity of transportation time and the effect of single cooling method.
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The blood reserve bank for preparedness against war,as a store of blood products and a base of blood supply,bears the responsibility of wartime emergency blood supply.Site selection is the basis of the construction of the blood reserve bank and directly related with its capacity of blood supply in both peace and wartime.The decision-making process concerning site selection is complicated and multi-aimed with various factors mutually related and conditioned.This paper proposes some basic principles of selecting the site of the blood reserve bank for preparedness against war,which are hoped to be beneficial for the demonstration of its site selection.
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Objectives: To investigate the status of chlamydia pneumonia infection in blood donors from Nanjing Command of PLA. Methods: Use the technique of nested polymerase chain reaction to detect the DNA of chlamydia pneumonia in peripheral blood mononuclear cells. Results: 32 of 100 blood donors were positive (32%). Conclusions: Our study reveals that the infection rate of chlamydia pneumonia in blood donors from Nanjing Command of PLA is considerable high and the clinical values need further research.
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Objective To explore the effects of ultraviolet irradiation on platelet. Methods Three assays were been developed.These include platelet count,release of alpha granule membrane protein 140(GMP-140)and morphology of platelet by electron micrograph in those samples before and after ultraviolet irradiation.Results Compared with the nonirradiated controls,the irradiated units showed significant changes including decrease of platelet count,increase of release of GMP-140 and platelet lesion in morphology.Conclusion Ultraviolet irradiation may have activation and lesion effect in platelet.