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The primary aim of this randomized controlled study is to determine whether the use Anticoagulant Citrate Dextrose Solution--Formula A (ACD-A) in cell salvage reduces inflammation and oxidative stress in cell saver blood compared to heparin. The secondary aim is to determine whether any differences in activation can be correlated to any differences in postoperative clinical outcome.
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The first primary outcome of this study is the difference in concentration of pro- and anti-inflammatory markers and markers of oxidative stress in the cell-free fraction of the centrifugate of the unwashed autologous blood/anticoagulant mixture in the cell saver reservoir, after correction for cardiopulmonary bypass (CPB) time up to the start of the first washing cycle and contact time of the anticoagulant (either ACD A or heparin) with the saved blood:
The second primary outcome of this study is the difference in direct quality of the washed, salvaged red blood cells (RBC):
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The difference in concentration of the same pro/anti-inflammatory and oxidative stress markers in patient plasma preoperatively vs immediately before and after transfusion of cell saver blood (2 to 3 hours after transfusion and before extubation or transfusion of allogenous blood).
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Elective cardiac revascularization surgery patients: subgroup analysis for
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