Titlebook: Blood Conservation in Cardiac Surgery; Karl H. Krieger (Professor and Vice Chairman),O. W Book 1998 Springer-Verlag New York, Inc. 1998 By

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Intraoperative Blood Salvagecessitated the administration of large volumes of homologous blood products.. The development of effective salvage techniques along with the introduction of nonblood priming solutions for the bypass circuit have played a major role in reducing and frequently eliminating the need for perioperative tr

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Operative Techniques in Blood Conservationtal study. Nonetheless, it is a critical aspect of every successful open-heart operation and becomes a key determinant of the success or failure of cardiac surgery. Most of what each surgeon knows and practices regarding intraoperative hemostasis was learned during his residency and was passed down

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