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Saudi Journal of Medicine (SJM)
Volume-5 | Issue-01 | 55-60
Original Research Article
Platelet Transfusion: Experience of The Avicenna Military Hospital in Marrakech
Beddou G, Amaddah R, Skali H, Yahyaoui H, Benjelloun I, Chakour M, Ait Ameur M
Published : Jan. 30, 2020
DOI : 10.36348/sjm.2020.v05i01.012
Abstract
The platelet transfusion must necessarily meet the concepts of safety and transfusion threshold. Asking for an indication and prescribing a platelet transfusion remains complex and must take into account an increasing number of parameters (indication, quantitative and qualitative choice of product, the notion of the threshold, clinical situation and finally the cost).The study that we conducted is a retrospective descriptive and analytical study, over a period of 2 years, from January 2017 to December 2018, with the objective of studying the stages of preparation of platelet concentrates, their indications, their complications, and to report on the experience of platelet transfusion within the Avicenne Military Hospital in Marrakech. During this period, 777 platelet concentrates (753 SPC and 24 APC) were delivered to 107 patients. The department of internal medicine where a hematology-oncology unit is located is the most demanding department. The average of transfused bags is 7.5 bags/patient. The indication was curative in 55%, dominated by thrombocytopenia of central origin. The pre-transfusion platelet count was 54 10³ / mm³ for standard platelet concentrates (SPC) and 27 10³ / mm³ for apheresis platelet concentrates (APC). Finally, the platelet transfusion yield was greater than 20% in 50% of the cases. These data make it possible to demonstrate compliance with the indications for platelet transfusion in the most demanding departments, but raise the question of the dose that must be respected in order to improve platelet yield.
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