Nicolas Jabbour M.D. - Transfusion-Free Medicine and Surgery

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New Publication - http://www.blackwellpublishing.com/book.asp?ref=1405121599

Transfusion-Free Medicine and Surgery

Edited By: Nicolas Jabbour, University of Southern California

The field of transfusion-free medicine and surgery is a new discipline that has evolved over the last seven to eight years. The Jehovah’s Witness community initially drove this arena based on their religious belief, which prohibits any blood or blood product transfusion. However, due to the increasing concern about the overall safety of blood and blood products and the shortage of blood, there are an increasing number of patients who are interested in alternatives to blood transfusion. It is also important to note that by law, physicians are obliged to tell their patients about the risk of blood transfusion and the available alternatives such as pre-donation of blood. Soon these regulations will include some, if not most, of the techniques and ideas that will be included in this book. Transfusion-free medicine is accomplished through pharmaceutical therapy, blood conservation and meticulous surgical techniques to minimize blood loss.
  • Discusses controversial issues associated with transfusion-free medicine and surgery.
  • Includes latest research in the field, including the latest techniques in bloodless medicine.
  • MCQ's at the end of the book to serve as an exam for physician certification and act as a CME tool.
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1. Legal and Administrative issues related to Transfusion Free Medicine and Surgery.

2. Transfusion therapy: Balancing the Risks and Benefits

3. Preoperative Management and Preparation for Transfusion Free Surgery

4. Intraoperative Strategies for Transfusion Free Surgery

5. Current View of the Coagulation System

6. The Physiology of Anaemia and the Threshold for Blood Transfusion

7. Post-operative Management in Transfusion Free Medicine and Surgery in the ICU

8. Blood Conservation in the Critically Ill Patient

9. Feasibility of Transfusion Free Medicine and Surgery

10. The Changing Transfusion Practice of Neonatal and Pediatric Surgery

11. Cost of Blood Product Transfusion

12. Oxygen Therapeutic: The quest for artificial blood

13. Physician certification for transfusion free program
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Great Book ..well written ..very respectful
This book is not a light read… if you failed chemistry or biology you’re going to be challenged. Its target audience are physicians and surgeons.
I love this one quote from chapter 1 page 21 “It is hoped that transfusion-free medicine becomes the standard of care for any medical or surgical patient. One cannot deny that there are many modalities that have been heavily relied upon in the past, even as it relates to the use of blood, that are now considered archaic and unscientific.”
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i didnt hav much idea about this matter.so,thanks a lot for sharing your knowledge and experience.we all become afraid about surgery.when i'had a surgery in my eyes i became very scaredabout.

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