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Materials and Methods: All the adverse reactions related to transfusion of whole blood and its components in various clinical specialties were studied for a period of 1 year. Any transfusion-related adverse event was worked up in accordance with guidelines laid down by the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS) and departmental standard operating procedures. Risk estimate per 1,000 units of platelets transfused was estimated to be 1.38 for FNHTR, 1.18 for allergic reaction, and 1 in case of bacterial sepsis. Risk estimation per 1,000 units of FFP was estimated to be 0.15 for FNHTR and 0.2 for allergic reactions. Conclusions: Factors such as clerical checks at various levels, improvement in blood storage conditions outside blood banks, leukodepletion, better inventory management, careful donor screening, bedside monitoring of transfusion, and documentation of adverse events may decrease transfusion-related adverse events. Better coordination between transfusion specialists and various clinical specialties is the need of the hour and it will help in making the whole transfusion chain safe and effective. There is a need for a hemovigilance program at the national level so that true incidence and the spectrum of adverse events due to transfusion are known and policies formulated to minimize the risks associated with it. Keywords: Indian hemovigilance, transfusion reactions, transfusion-related adverse events Introduction Safety from transfusion transmitted diseases has improved with advances of technology. The recent testing facilities have lowered the incidence of transfusion-transmitted diseases to the minimum; however, the incidence of adverse events due to human errors, ABO incompatibility, alloimmunization, bacterial contamination, and immunomodulation phenomena remain a matter of concern.http://www.slezanie.eu/userfiles/buell-blast-service-manual-free-download.xml In addition, there is underreporting by the medical staff and thus most of the minor adverse events do not come to attention; therefore the exact incidence of various types of transfusion reactions is not known. Understanding the magnitude of the problem, a national hemovigilance program as an integral part of the pharmacovigilance program of India at a national level was launched on December 10, 2012. Initially, 60 medical colleges have been brought under the ambit of this program. The Medical Colleges enrolled under the hemovigilance program will collect data with respect to adverse reactions associated with blood transfusion and blood product administration using the Transfusion Reaction Reporting Form (TRRF). This will provide useful information and education to all concerned in transfusion medicine services as well as staff monitoring at bedside transfusion, toward minimizing the adverse reactions related to transfusion. Materials and Methods The current study was done at the Post Graduate Department of Immunohematology and Blood Transfusion Medicine Government Medical College (GMC), Jammu. All the adverse reactions related to transfusion of whole blood and its components between November 1, 2011 and October 31, 2012 in various clinical specialties were studied. Any transfusion-related adverse reaction was worked up in accordance with guidelines laid down by the Directorate General of Health services (DGHS) technical manual, Ministry of Health, Government of India and departmental standard operating procedures. The diagnosis of various types of reactions was based on clerical checks, clinical history and examination of patient, and various investigations done at the department of Transfusion Medicine and other departments such as Pathology, Microbiology, and Radiology, as described in Table 1.http://www.bosport.be/newsletter/3mtm-super-close-projection-system-scp716-manual Table 1 Showing categories of transfusion reaction and relevant investigations Open in a separate window Investigation of transfusion-related adverse reactions Clerical check The patient's name and identification number were rechecked to rule out the possibility of wrong sampling or bedside transposition. Clinical history and examination of patient Clinical history of the patient regarding the indications of transfusion(s) and similar adverse reactions in the past was recorded; each patient was also asked about any history of pregnancy and drug intake. To ascertain the nature of the reaction, clinical signs and symptoms (i.e., fever, chills, hypotension, rigors, cola-colored urine, rashes, respiratory discomfort, and any other untoward events developed during the course of transfusion or following transfusion) and their duration and management were recorded. Circumstantial evidences for thermal, oncotic, and osmotic injury were looked for by reviewing the mode of storage of the issued unit after it was released from the blood bank and whether any medication was given to the patient along with blood transfusion. Investigations at department of transfusion medicine The patient's supernatant plasma observed for evidence of hemolysis by appearance of pink or reddish tinge. ABO-Rh type of the implicated blood component. Compatibility done by an immediate-spin, indirect antiglobulin test (IAT) and enhancement-technique low ionic strength solution (LISS) with the patient's pre- and posttransfusion sample. Other supportive laboratory investigations in suspected cases of hemolytic transfusion reaction: Estimation of plasma hemoglobin (using peroxidase method), urine for hemoglobinuria by visual examination and hemoglobin estimation, peripheral blood smears examination, estimation of hemoglobin and bilirubin.http://cornerstonedurham.com/images/british-railways-diesel-traction-manual-for-enginemen.pdf In nonhemolytic transfusion, reactions investigations were done according to their clinical presentations, namely: Chest x-ray for transfusion-related acute lung injury (TRALI), or serum calcium levels for hypocalcemia. Different ratios were calculated, the significance limit was set at.05 and the chi square test was used to find statistical significance. A total of 84 adverse reactions due to transfusion were observed during the study period. Table 2 describes different types of transfusion reactions observed in the study. Table 2 Classification of transfusion reactions in 84 patients Open in a separate window Transfusion reactions were categorized into 2 major categories: Delayed (onset after 24 h). They comprised about 95 of the reactions. A total of 80 were acute events, out of total 84 transfusion reactions. Four were males and 2 were females. Out of these six reactions, 2 were from Gynecology and Obstetrics, 2 from Surgery, and 1 each from Medicine and Medical Oncology. Immune mediated hemolysis occurred in 2 patients: A major ABO mismatch blood transfusion occurred in a 35-year-old Gynecology and Obstetrics patient. Another major ABO mismatch blood transfusion occurred in a Gynecology and Obstetrics patient. Only one sample was received for both grouping and crossmatching as the patient was in shock. The patient's sample got mixed up when being labeled in the labor room. Nonimmune hemolysis ( pseudohemolytic reaction ): Nonimmune hemolysis was seen in 4 patients. All the four implicated units were damaged due to thermal injury. They were stored outside the blood bank past the permissible limit, resulting in hemolysis due to exposure to extreme weather conditions. One of these patients of nonimmune hemolysis died due to acute renal failure. Three of the patients had uneventful recovery following hemoglobinuria. Acute nonhemolytic transfusion reaction Out of 84 reactions, 74 (88) were nonhemolytic transfusion reaction.https://totalyoumovement.com/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/162896d89e94ce---Canon-cr-180-parts-manual.pdf Nonhemolytic transfusion reactions were further classified according to their clinical signs and symptoms and laboratory investigations. Twenty were males and 11 were females. History of previous transfusion reaction: Fifteen out of 20 males and 6 out of 11 females were multitransfused. Past history of FNHTR was noted in 6 patients. Obstetric History: Nine out of 11 females had a positive history of pregenancy or during the transfusion. Two patients developed FNHTR after FFP transfusion; a total of 8 FFPs had been transfused to these patients. Outcome: After conservative treatment, recovery was seen in all the patients. History of previous transfusion and obstetrical history: A total of 22 patients had a history of transfusion in the past (13 out of 18 males and 9 out of 12 females). Eight out of 12 females had history of pregnancy prior to or during the transfusion event. A total of 22 out of 30 patients with allergic reactions had history of prior sensitization. All of these patients had uneventful recoveries. Both the reactions were reported from medicine. Immunoglobulin A (IgA) levels in one of the patient was significantly decreased. The mean volume of blood transfused was 15 mL (range 10-20 mL). These have been described in Table 5. Table 5 Transfusion details and investigations of patient with bacterial sepsis Open in a separate window Patient profile: Out of 5 patients, 3 were males and 2 were females. First patient was a 3-day-old neonate who developed sudden-onset acute respiratory distress and cyanosis while undergoing exchange transfusion. The second patient was 43 years old who received 5 units of whole blood while undergoing laparotomy for hemoperitoneum. On the table he developed frothing in tube fall in saturation and galloping heart sounds on auscultation. Oxygen and diuretics helped in recovery of the patient. The third patient was a 67-year-old chronic kidney disease patient with decreased urinary output.BANGDIENTUNHK.COM/upload/files/breville-crazy-scoops-instruction-manual.pdf He received 2 whole blood transfusions before being taken up for dialysis to raise his hemoglobin level. He developed shortness of breath and cyanosis. These were observed on the second and fifth days of their life when they were undergoing exchange transfusion for neonatal jaundice. Both had bradycardia and twitching while the exchange was ongoing. On estimation of calcium levels, it was found that both of them had hypocalcemia. They were started on 10 calcium gluconate. They had uneventful recovery. Patient complained of sudden onset of shortness of breath and cyanosis after 1 unit of whole blood transfusion. X-ray was done that showed bilateral pulmonary edema consistent with TRALI; no other cause of noncardiogenic pulmonary edema was seen. The patient did not recover and died within 7 h of transfusion. As all the investigations required to meet the criteria of TRALI could not be done, it was a possible case of TRALI. All the 3 patients were classified as identified as delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction as the symptoms were seen 24 h after transfusion. The rash did not subside after administration of antihistaminics and he tpatient was shifted to another hospital. Further workup could not be done on the patient. The patient had also received a dose of ceftriaxone 1 h prior to transfusion and it could not be determined what the exact cause of symptoms was as the patient was not available for further investigations. The symptoms could be attributed to allergic reaction due to blood or the antibiotic dose given. Measurement of risk The measurement of risk associated with blood transfusion depends upon case reporting of adverse events and laboratory workup of these adverse events. The clinical case reporting had several limitations as a source of information about the incidence of transfusion reaction. The awareness of physicians and paramedical staff is very important.https://assurancemauricie.com/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/162896d998f889---Canon-copiers-manuals.pdf They have to look for adverse events and then report them and determine whether it could be due to transfusion or any other cause. It is easier to identify a transfusion-related adverse event if it occurs within a short duration of transfusion. However, the longer the time after the transfusion that the event occurs, the less likely it is to be reported, especially if the adverse event was mild and nonspecific. The risk estimate was calculated based on the number of units transfused; the risk of transfusions per 1,000 transfusions was calculated. Table 6 shows risk associated with different blood components. An informed decision about transfusion has to be made based on the risk-to-benefit ratio associated with blood transfusion for a particular patient. Hemolytic transfusion reaction The estimated risk for acute hemolytic reaction in present study was 0.19 per 1,000 red cell units transfused. Immune mediated hemolysis (2 out of 6) was due to major ABO mismatch. Four out of 6, that is, 66 cases of AcHTR in our study were due to improper storage of blood outside blood banks leading to hemolysis. The cause for both immune hemolytic reactions was clerical errors, which can be decreased by designing administrative systems to analyze and prevent future occurrence of errors. Most of these errors are preventable, so a strategy for avoiding such errors is very important. Nonimmune hemolysis due to storage of blood outside the blood bank under improper conditions can be prevented by proper education of staff responsible for bedside storage and monitoring of transfusion. Three cases of delayed hemolytic reaction were reported and all of them were thalassemic children. There was an estimated risk of 0.09 of delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction per 1,000 red cell units transfused. All the reactions to platelets were due to random donor platelets (RDP).http://www.unidacardoso.com.br/wp-content/plugins/formcraft/file-upload/server/content/files/162896d99daf4c---canon-cr6-45nm-non-mydriatic-retinal-camera-manual.pdf Moreover, proper inventory management and providing patients with relatively fresh blood will also decrease the incidence of FNHTR and allergic reactions. Allergic reaction In the present study, the risk of allergic reaction due to transfusion was 0.6 per 1,000 transfusions. In patients with previous history of allergic transfusion, reaction premedication can help in decreasing the incidence of allergic reaction. Anaphylactic reaction In the present study, the risk of anaphylactic reaction was 0.04 per 1,000 transfusions. IgA levels was done in 1 of the patients and found to be very low. Selective deficiency of IgA is known to cause anaphylactic reactions. Transfusion-related acute lung injury The overall incidence of TRALI was 0.02 per 1,000 transfusions. The incidence of TRALI is very low in the Indian subcontinent as most of the donors, as many as 90, are males. Hypervolemia Risks per 1,000 recipients for transfusion-associated hypervolemia present study were 0.06 per 1,000 transfusions. The predisposing factors observed in this study were faulty transfusion administration techniques, i.e., rapid infusion of WB, which resulted in volume overload. In 1 of the patients, chronic kidney was a precipitating factor for acute volume overload. Hypocalcemia This is a known complication due to citrate toxicity. Premature newborns are more susceptible due to underdeveloped liver predisposing them to citrate toxicity. The risk of hypocalcemia was 0.04 per 1,000 transfusions. Bacterial sepsis Bacterial contamination remains an important cause of transfusion-related morbidity and mortality. According to the United States Food and Drug Administration (FDA) estimates, bacterial sepsis accounted for 16 transfusion fatalities. Predisposing factors, which might be responsible for bacterial contamination in this study, may be: Contaminated skin flora, asymptomatic donor bacteremia, and longer than permissible time taken to transfuse these components 6.6 h (range 2-11 h).BAINIHU.COM/upfiles/editor/files/breville-crazy-scoops-ice-cream-maker-manual.pdf The majority were reports in the summer months, suggesting sweating might be the cause for bacterial proliferation of donor skin flora. Careful selection of blood donors through proper medical history and aseptic skin preparation of venipuncture site is very important. Noting the color and character of blood before issuing may help in decreasing the incidence of bacterial sepsis due to transfusion. Financial support and sponsorship Nil. Conflicts of interest There are no conflicts of interest. Transfusion reaction with pulmonary infiltration associated with HL-A-specific leukocyte antibodies. Delayed hemolytic transfusion reactions: Evidence of the need for an improved pretransfusion compatibility test. Heddle NM, Klama LN, Griffith L, Roberts R, Shukla G, Kelton JG. A prospective study to identify the risk factors associated with acute reactions to platelet and red cell transfusions. Tanz WS, King KE, Ness PM. Reevaluation of transfusion reaction rates associated with leukocyte-reduced red blood cells. Kleinman S, Chan P, Robillard P. Risk associated with transfusion of cellular blood component in Canada. Mani A, Rawat P, Kakkar N, Brown C, Britt RP. Bhattacharya P, Marwaha N, Dhawan HK, Roy P, Sharma RR. Transfusion-related adverse events at the tertiary care center in North India: An institutional hemovigilance effort. Webert KE, Blajchman MA. Transfusion-related acute lung injury. Popovsky MA, Taswell HF. Circulatory overload an underdiagnosed consequence of transfusion. Kuehnert MJ, Roth VR, Haley NR, Gregory KR, Elder KV, Schreiber GB, et al. Transfusion-transmitted bacterial infectionin the United States, 1998 through 2000. The present study enlightens various causes of donor deferral which ultimately results in donor loss.Medical College and Sir T General Hospital Bhavnagar for a period of 6. 5 yrs (01 Jan’10- 30 June '16).Anemia was the commonest cause in both sexes. A large number of temporarily deferred donors can be recruited back into the donor pool if managed actively.Southeast Asian J Trop Med Public Health. 2009; 40(5):1087-91. Tranfus Med 2007; 17: 379-83. Southeast Asian J Trop Med Public Health 2008; 39: 571-4. Analysis of donor-deferral pattern in a voluntary blood donor population. Transfusion Med 1995; 5(3): 209-12. Main causes of pre-donation deferral of prospective blood donors in the Singapore Blood transfusion Service. Ann Acad Med Singapore 1993; 22: 326-34. Evaluation of blood donor deferral causes: a tertiary-care center-based study.Asian J Transfus Sci. 2012; 1:29. Whole blood donor-deferral analysis at general hospital blood bank.You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Types of manuscripts suitable for JMSCR include: Medical research, Clinical research Educational Innovation, Brief Report, Reviews on Teaching In keeping with high quality scholarship, Read More. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. Manuscripts which do not. Special editions are also planned subjected to the scope and need. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Transfusion Medicine Technical Manual Second Edition 2003. 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