ライフサイエンスコーパス: exchange transfusion

1 e study for reasons of safety or required an exchange transfusion.

2 ateral, concurrent CRAO that persisted after exchange transfusion.

3 ive measure recommended in severe malaria is exchange transfusion.

4 ficant change either during or subsequent to exchange transfusion.

5 treatment includes antimicrobial therapy and exchange transfusion.

6 hyperbilirubinemia or eliminate the need for exchange transfusion.

7 magnetic resonance imaging before and after exchange transfusions.

8 pacted by severity or duration of anemia, or exchange transfusions.

9 sibly avoiding the morbidity associated with exchange transfusions.

10 cell transfusion (31% vs 17%, P = .023) and exchange transfusion (18% vs 6%, P = .008).

11 ompt recognition and early intervention with exchange transfusion and intensive supportive care of mu

12 Postcardiac arrest rigorous exchange transfusion and mild therapeutic hypothermia we

13 Of the 12 live-born infants, 1 received one exchange transfusion and one simple transfusion and 5 re

14 The patient received exchange transfusion, and his hemoglobin S concentration

15 f non-invasive ventilation (NIV), simple and exchange transfusions, and the presence of bilateral ple

16 view used search terms "severe malaria" and "exchange transfusion." Case reports and series, observat

17 Degree and duration of anemia along with exchange transfusions did not impact contractility.

18 Exchange transfusion (ET) has biologic plausibility as a

19 Additionally, exchange transfusion, extracorporeal membrane oxygenatio

20 Fifty percent blood volume exchange transfusion followed by a 60% hemorrhage over 1

21 otizing pneumonia of the left lung following exchange transfusion for acute chest syndrome and hyper-

22 novel method to enhance the effectiveness of exchange transfusion for the treatment of cerebral malar

23 Exchange transfusion has been used as an aggressive adju

24 tment involved phototherapy in 136 cases and exchange transfusion in 5.

25 ardiac arrest is feasible following rigorous exchange transfusion in patients with sickle-cell diseas

26 In addition to exchange transfusion, invasive hemodynamic monitoring, a

27 Exchange transfusion is recommended for newborns with to

28 mediately by an exchange transfusion or only exchange transfusion) is recommended if the hemoglobin i

29 Rigorous exchange transfusion may enable mild therapeutic hypothe

30 Using a guinea pig exchange transfusion model, we investigated the effect o

31 ration and severity of anemia and effects of exchange transfusion on the ESSm-VCFc relationship were

32 ansfusion (simple followed immediately by an exchange transfusion or only exchange transfusion) is re

33 ho were treated with intensive phototherapy, exchange transfusion, or red blood cell transfusions.

34 ed on reported blood concentrations after an exchange transfusion procedure.

35 Partial exchange transfusion should be reserved for children wit

36 The ability of T/HS exchange transfusion to decrease microcirculatory blood

37 When treated with phototherapy or exchange transfusion, total serum bilirubin levels in th

38 The need for an exchange transfusion was a secondary end point.

39 atocrit of 32%); b) an anemia group in which exchange transfusion with an albumin-containing solution

40 that blood pressure increases observed upon exchange transfusion with cell-free hemoglobin solutions

41 nia were randomized in a blinded fashion for exchange transfusion with either 7- or 42-day-old canine

42 e monitored in rats following 50% isovolemic exchange transfusion with solutions of chemically modifi

43 cause organ blood flow was not reduced after exchange transfusion with T/HS RBC-depleted blood.

44 Exchange transfusion with T/SS blood did not alter cardi

45 PTE was performed in both patients using exchange transfusion, with avoidance of anemia, hypoxia,

46 We hypothesized that exchange transfusions would decrease CBF and OEF by incr