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Product Volume / Content Indication / Threshold
PRBC (1 unit) ~300 mL, raises Hb ~1 g/dL Symptomatic anemia; restrictive Hb 7 (general), 8 (cardiac/orthopedic); 7 in GI bleed (Villanueva NEJM 2013)
Platelet (1 apheresis or 6 pooled) Raises plt ~30–50 ×10⁹/L Prophylactic plt <10; <20 with fever/coag abnormality; <50 for procedure/active bleed; <100 for neuro/eye surgery
FFP (1 unit) ~250 mL all coag factors + albumin Active bleeding + INR >1.5–2; warfarin reversal (4F-PCC preferred); plasma exchange in TTP
Cryoprecipitate (1 unit) ~10 mL: fibrinogen, FVIII, vWF, fibronectin, FXIII Fibrinogen <100–150 mg/dL with bleeding; OB/APL DIC; vWD where concentrate unavailable
4F-PCC (Kcentra) Concentrated II, VII, IX, X + protein C, S Warfarin reversal in major bleeding; DOAC reversal off-label
Granulocyte transfusion Pheresed neutrophils Severe neutropenia + invasive fungal/bacterial infection unresponsive to antimicrobials
Albumin 5 % vs 25 % Volume expander vs colloid Plasma exchange replacement; resistant ascites; not routine resuscitation
IVIG Pooled human IgG ITP, AIHA, primary immunodeficiency, Kawasaki, GBS, certain neurologic/autoimmune
Rh-immune globulin (RhoGAM) Anti-D Rh-negative pregnant exposed to Rh+ fetal blood; Rh-incompatible transfusion

分類與診斷

Fibrinogen / coagulation

  • Fibrinogen <100–150 mg/dL with bleeding → cryoprecipitate (10 units / pooled bag) raises fibrinogen ~50–100 mg/dL.
  • APL DIC → maintain fibrinogen >150, plt >30–50, with cryo + plt + FFP transfusion in induction.
  • Warfarin reversal4F-PCC + vitamin K > FFP (faster, smaller volume).
  • DOAC reversal → andexanet alfa (Xa) or idarucizumab (dabigatran); 4F-PCC off-label.

治療

Modifications & Special Indications

  • Leukoreduction (universal in many countries): reduces FNHTR, CMV transmission, HLA alloimmunization. Standard of care.
  • Irradiation: prevents TA-GVHD. Required in: HCT recipients (lifelong), severe immunocompromise, intrauterine / neonatal, directed donations from blood relatives, Hodgkin lymphoma, purine analogues (fludarabine), ATG, alemtuzumab, CAR-T.
  • CMV-safe (CMV-negative or leukoreduced): pregnant, neonates, severely immunocompromised, intrauterine, transplant recipients.
  • Washed RBCs/platelets: IgA-deficient + anti-IgA antibodies; recurrent allergic reactions.
  • Antigen-matched RBCs: SCD, thalassemia (chronic transfusion) — match Rh full + Kell at minimum, ideally also Kidd, Duffy.
  • Crossmatch incompatible: AIHA — best-matched / "least incompatible" units.

Transfusion thresholds (key trials)

  • General ICU / hospitalized: Hb 7 (TRICC, TRISS — non-inferior or better vs Hb 9–10).
  • GI bleed: Hb 7 (Villanueva NEJM 2013).
  • Cardiac surgery / acute coronary syndrome: Hb 8 (FOCUS).
  • Orthopedic / hip surgery: Hb 8 (FOCUS).
  • Stable ICU heme/onc: Hb 7 OK.
  • Symptomatic anemia / cardiac decompensation: clinical judgment; transfuse symptomatic regardless of Hb.

Platelet thresholds

  • Prophylactic: plt <10 in stable patient (PLADO trial — supported by ASH 2022 guidelines).
  • <20 with fever/sepsis/coag abnormality.
  • <50 for invasive procedure (LP, central line, chest tube).
  • <80 for epidural anesthesia, eye/neuro surgery.
  • <100 for high-risk neurosurgery.
  • NEVER prophylactic in TTP, HIT — fuels thrombosis.
  • Massive transfusion: 1:1:1 RBC:plasma:platelets.

Treatment Algorithm

flowchart TD
  A[Bleeding / cytopenic patient] --> B{Bleed source / lab abnormality}
  B -- symptomatic anemia --> C[Restrictive RBC transfusion<br>Hb 7 stable, Hb 8 cardiac/orthopedic]
  B -- thrombocytopenia + bleeding/procedure --> D[Platelet transfusion<br>plt <10 ppx, <50 procedure, <100 neuro]
  B -- coagulopathy + bleeding INR>1.5 --> E[FFP or 4F-PCC<br>4F-PCC preferred for warfarin reversal]
  B -- low fibrinogen <100-150 --> F[Cryoprecipitate]
  B -- IgA-deficient + anaphylactic hx --> G[Washed RBCs / platelets]
  B -- immunocompromised / HCT / Hodgkin --> H[Irradiated products]
  B -- pregnant / neonate / transplant --> I[CMV-safe leukoreduced]
  B -- ABO-mismatch hemolysis --> J[Switch to type-specific products]
  C --> K{Adequate response?}
  D --> K
  E --> K
  F --> K
  K -- yes --> L[Continue management; monitor]
  K -- ongoing bleeding --> M[Reassess source; surgical, endoscopic, IR]

陷阱與考點

Pearls / Pitfalls

  • Restrictive RBC transfusion (Hb 7) is the answer for most stable inpatients — not "Hb 10".
  • Don't transfuse asymptomatic anemia — clinical context matters.
  • Don't give prophylactic platelets in TTP, HIT, ITP (unless life-threatening bleeding).
  • Cryoprecipitate is the right answer for low-fibrinogen DIC / OB hemorrhage / APL — not FFP (too dilute for fibrinogen).
  • Massive transfusion protocol = 1:1:1 ratio + tranexamic acid (within 3 h trauma) + warming + Ca replacement.
  • Granulocyte transfusion is rarely used and rarely effective; reserved for severe neutropenia + refractory invasive infection.
  • IVIG indications in heme: ITP, AIHA, parvovirus B19 PRCA in immunocompromised, HUS post-pneumococcal, secondary hypogammaglobulinemia.
  • Albumin is NOT a routine resuscitative fluid — saline equivalent in most ICU contexts (SAFE study).
  • TXA: trauma (within 3 h, CRASH-2), OB hemorrhage (WOMAN trial), surgery (orthopedic, cardiac); avoid in TTP.

延伸

Cross-references

相關題目

  • Q-166 — Platelet transfusion threshold
  • Q-167 — Restrictive RBC transfusion threshold
  • Q-168 — Cryoprecipitate vs FFP for low fibrinogen

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Footnotes

  1. Carson JL, Stanworth SJ, Dennis JA, et al. Transfusion thresholds for guiding red blood cell transfusion. Cochrane Database 2021. doi:10.1002/14651858.CD002042.pub5.

  2. Slichter SJ, Kaufman RM, Assmann SF, et al. Dose of Prophylactic Platelet Transfusions and Prevention of Hemorrhage (PLADO). NEJM 2010;362(7):600–613. doi:10.1056/NEJMoa0904084.