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تبديل الكريات الحمر الآلي في فقر الدم المنجلي
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يتلقى غالبية مرضى فقر الدم المنجلي نقل دم في بعض مراحل حياتهم، نقل الدم يمكن أن يكون بشكل بسيط أو بشكل نقل دم تبديلي، و هو يقدم سيطرة أفضل على حجم الدم و لزوجته، و سيكون إنجازه أسهل بتبديل آلي للكريات الحمر. هدف البحث إلى تقييم نتائج تجربة تطبيق تقنية الفصل الانتقائي بالجريان الخلوي المستمر Apheresise لإجراء تبديل كريات حمر آلي لمرضى فقر الدم المنجلي لإنقاص مستوى الخضاب المنجلي HbS في حالات معينة، و خاصة التحضير لعمل جراحي.
The majority of patients with SCD receive transfusions at some point in their life. Transfusion can be simple transfusion or exchange transfusions which offer better control of blood volume and viscosity. Such transfusions are most readily accomplished via automated red cell exchange. Evaluate the results of our experience in applying the technique of selective cell separation by continuous flow (Cytapheresis) for automated red cell exchange for patients with sickle cell anemia to reduce the level of hemoglobin S (HbS) in certain cases, especially in preparation for major surgery.
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The study included 30 patients from patients with sickle cell anemia and who
reviewed the Blood clinics in AL- Assad University Hosp
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We had studied patients treated with hydroxy urea for at least 6 months, where it was
compared to blood and clinical variables before and after hydroxy urea treatment.
The results showed an improvement in blood and clinical manifestations , and it was
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hemoglobin and sickle cell after hydroxy urea treatment.
hydroxy urea treatment also led to a clear increase in the level of total hemoglobin,
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Evaluate sensitivity and specificity of nitrite test to urine culture(gold standard) for
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Methods:
The study sample included 79 chi
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department in Tishreen University Hospital in Lattakia during( 2016-2017).
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