Bleeding management in remote environment: the use of fresh whole blood transfusion and lyophilised plasma

To mitigate medical risks in remote environments, the authors have implemented an innovative integrated medical support solution for bleeding management on board ships since 2013. Fresh whole blood transfusion (FWBT) and lyophilised plasma were put in place to address life threatening haemorrhages i...

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Published in:International Maritime Health
Main Authors: Sicard, Bruno, Marouzé, Frédéric, Roche, Céline, Carron, Mathieu, Ausset, Sylvain, Sailliol, Anne
Other Authors: CTSA; CGG
Language:English
Published: Via Medica 2016
Subjects:
remote medicine
bleeding management
transfusion
plasma
Arctic
Antarc*
Antarctica
Online Access:https://journals.viamedica.pl/international_maritime_health/article/view/IMH.2016.0016
https://doi.org/10.5603/IMH.2016.0016
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spelling ftviamedicaojs:oai:czasopisma.viamedica.pl:article/45320 2023-05-15T14:02:00+02:00 Bleeding management in remote environment: the use of fresh whole blood transfusion and lyophilised plasma Sicard, Bruno Marouzé, Frédéric Roche, Céline Carron, Mathieu Ausset, Sylvain Sailliol, Anne CTSA; CGG 2016-06-28 application/pdf https://journals.viamedica.pl/international_maritime_health/article/view/IMH.2016.0016 https://doi.org/10.5603/IMH.2016.0016 en eng Via Medica Completion of the online submission form electronically is tantamount to automatically and free-of-charge transferring of the copyright for publishing and distribution of the submitted material (in all known now and developed in the future forms and fields of exploitation) to the Owner, i.e. International Maritime Health Foundation, under condition that those materials are accepted for publication. The authors agree not to publish any data or figures presented in their work anywhere and in any language without the prior written consent of the owner of the copyrights, i.e. the Owner. Legal relations between the Publisher and the author(s) are in accordance with Polish law and with international conventions binding to Poland. The legal bases to acquiring the copyright are article 921 section copyright law and related law as well as the international conventions binding to Poland. International Maritime Health; Vol 67, No 2 (2016); 79-82 remote medicine bleeding management transfusion plasma 2016 ftviamedicaojs https://doi.org/10.5603/IMH.2016.0016 2019-03-25T12:56:46Z To mitigate medical risks in remote environments, the authors have implemented an innovative integrated medical support solution for bleeding management on board ships since 2013. Fresh whole blood transfusion (FWBT) and lyophilised plasma were put in place to address life threatening haemorrhages in maritime operations in the Arctic and Antarctica. The authors are illustrating the bleeding risks with an actual case occurring in Antarctica prior to the implementation of these procedures. They are presenting the different steps involved in the complex process of FWBT, from blood donors’ qualifications to actual transfusions. The pros and cons of blood transfusion in extreme remote environment are discussed, including the training of health care professionals, equipment requirements, legal and ethical issues, decision making in complex blood group matching, medical benefits and risks. Other/Unknown Material Antarc* Antarctica Arctic Via Medica Journals Arctic International Maritime Health 67 2 79 82
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bleeding management
transfusion
plasma
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bleeding management
transfusion
plasma
Sicard, Bruno
Marouzé, Frédéric
Roche, Céline
Carron, Mathieu
Ausset, Sylvain
Sailliol, Anne
Bleeding management in remote environment: the use of fresh whole blood transfusion and lyophilised plasma
topic_facet remote medicine
bleeding management
transfusion
plasma
description To mitigate medical risks in remote environments, the authors have implemented an innovative integrated medical support solution for bleeding management on board ships since 2013. Fresh whole blood transfusion (FWBT) and lyophilised plasma were put in place to address life threatening haemorrhages in maritime operations in the Arctic and Antarctica. The authors are illustrating the bleeding risks with an actual case occurring in Antarctica prior to the implementation of these procedures. They are presenting the different steps involved in the complex process of FWBT, from blood donors’ qualifications to actual transfusions. The pros and cons of blood transfusion in extreme remote environment are discussed, including the training of health care professionals, equipment requirements, legal and ethical issues, decision making in complex blood group matching, medical benefits and risks.
author2 CTSA; CGG
author Sicard, Bruno
Marouzé, Frédéric
Roche, Céline
Carron, Mathieu
Ausset, Sylvain
Sailliol, Anne
author_facet Sicard, Bruno
Marouzé, Frédéric
Roche, Céline
Carron, Mathieu
Ausset, Sylvain
Sailliol, Anne
author_sort Sicard, Bruno
title Bleeding management in remote environment: the use of fresh whole blood transfusion and lyophilised plasma
title_short Bleeding management in remote environment: the use of fresh whole blood transfusion and lyophilised plasma
title_full Bleeding management in remote environment: the use of fresh whole blood transfusion and lyophilised plasma
title_fullStr Bleeding management in remote environment: the use of fresh whole blood transfusion and lyophilised plasma
title_full_unstemmed Bleeding management in remote environment: the use of fresh whole blood transfusion and lyophilised plasma
title_sort bleeding management in remote environment: the use of fresh whole blood transfusion and lyophilised plasma
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