Recommendations For The Transfusion Management Of Patients In The Peri-Operative Period. Iii. The Post-Operative Period
BLOOD TRANSFUSION(2011)
Abstract
A thorough pre-operative evaluation is fundamental for stratifying haemorrhagic risk, for predicting transfusion needs in relation to the type of surgical intervention, as well as for evaluating the indications and eligibility of a patient for autotransfusion procedures, and the need for any adjuvant therapies (Grade of recommendation: 2C)1–3.
The pre-operative assessment must include a careful review of the patient’s clinical documentation, a thorough personal and family history, focused particularly on revealing a suspected bleeding disorder, as well as a control of the laboratory tests.
The evaluation must be carried out a reasonable time before the planned date of the intervention, for example 30 days before, in order to allow detailed diagnostic investigations or planning of appropriate therapeutic measures (Grade of recommendation: 2C)4.
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