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To evaluate the effects of blood preservation solution III (sodium citrate, sodium dihydrogen phosphate, sodium citrate, glucose and adenine) in autologous blood recovery and storage bags on the metabolic morphological functions and characteristics of red blood cells in patients undergoing cardiac surgery supported by cardiopulmonary bypass
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Blood preservation solution III is a blood protective solution clinically used to store whole blood and red blood cells. It is a sterilized aqueous solution composed of sodium citrate dihydrogen phosphate sodium citrate glucose and adenine, in which glucose adenine can provide the required energy for stored RBC. Citric acid/sodium citrate buffer pair can adjust the pH of RBC suspension; Sodium dihydrogen phosphate can prevent RBC aggregation, provide phosphate for RBC energy metabolism, and slow down the decline rate of 2,3-DPG. Blood preservation solution III can reduce RBC destruction and protect its function. Therefore, this study aims to explore the effect of adding blood preservation solution III in blood storage bags on CPB Influence of autologous blood recovery RBC during cardiac surgery.
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Elective median incision for cardiac surgery under CPB ASAⅠ~Ⅲ Intraoperative blood recovery is pollution-free No blood system diseases, no red blood cell related diseases Preoperative blood routine examination showed no obvious abnormalities in blood coagulation function and biochemistry
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60 participants in 2 patient groups
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Min Yan; Mingxia Liu
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