Table 3
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Impact of blood conservation algorithm on blood transfusion requirement

VariableConservative blood transfusion algorithmP-value
No (n=9)Yes (n=16)
Patients requiring no transfusion (n)1 (11%)9 (56%)0.04
Patients requiring no RBC (n)3 (33%)10 (63%)0.2
Patients requiring no FFP (n)4 (44%)14 (88%)0.06
Patients requiring no platelets (n)5 (56%)13 (81%)0.2
VariableConservative blood transfusion algorithmP-value
No (n=9)Yes (n=16)
Patients requiring no transfusion (n)1 (11%)9 (56%)0.04
Patients requiring no RBC (n)3 (33%)10 (63%)0.2
Patients requiring no FFP (n)4 (44%)14 (88%)0.06
Patients requiring no platelets (n)5 (56%)13 (81%)0.2

RBC, red blood cells; FFP, fresh frozen plasma.

Table 3
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Impact of blood conservation algorithm on blood transfusion requirement

VariableConservative blood transfusion algorithmP-value
No (n=9)Yes (n=16)
Patients requiring no transfusion (n)1 (11%)9 (56%)0.04
Patients requiring no RBC (n)3 (33%)10 (63%)0.2
Patients requiring no FFP (n)4 (44%)14 (88%)0.06
Patients requiring no platelets (n)5 (56%)13 (81%)0.2
VariableConservative blood transfusion algorithmP-value
No (n=9)Yes (n=16)
Patients requiring no transfusion (n)1 (11%)9 (56%)0.04
Patients requiring no RBC (n)3 (33%)10 (63%)0.2
Patients requiring no FFP (n)4 (44%)14 (88%)0.06
Patients requiring no platelets (n)5 (56%)13 (81%)0.2

RBC, red blood cells; FFP, fresh frozen plasma.

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