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Anemia often occurs in patients undergoing cardiac surgery, which increases the incidence and related risks of blood transfusion together with surgical bleeding.Both anemia and transfusion were associated with poor prognosis and increased mortality.Current practice guidelines generally recommend the implementation of patient blood management (PBM), which relies on anemia management and restrictive transfusion to reduce perioperative blood loss and transfusion rate, and improve the prognosis of patients.This article reviews recent research progress of anemia management and blood transfusion in adult patients undergoing cardiac surgery, in order to provide basis for the practice of PBM in cardiac surgery patients in the future.
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Objective To explore the outcome of the tibial bone-skin flap grafts in the management of severe traumatic osteomyelitis complicated with bone and skin defect in leg.Methods Twenty-seven cases of the traumatic osteomyelitis complicated with bone and skin defect in leg were treated with vascularized tibial bone-skin flap grafe from August, 2007 to November, 2013.Reconstruction of limb tibia continuity and cover the wound.Results The tibial bone-skin flaps were completely survived in 26 of the 27 cases except 1 ease which was repaired by adjacent flap because of the disorder blood circulation.The followed-up showed that all flaps had good blood circulation.The infection was controlled completely.The leg function and contour were satisfactory.Conclusion The tibial boneskin flap has the advantages of abundant blood supply, full bone-skin flap supply, shortens hospitalization and suitable for treatment of traumatic osteomyelitis complicated with bone and skin defect in leg.
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ve method of limb salvage.