Effect of massive blood transfusion on blood coagulation function and fibrinolytic system in patients with acute trauman

摘要

Objective:To investigate the effect of a large number of blood transfusion on coagulation function and fibrinolytic system in patients with acute trauma.Methods:A total of 86 cases of traumatic blood transfusion emergency and hospitalized patients during January 2014 to January 2016 in our hospital, divided into two groups according to the early blood transfusion, acute trauma patients need a lot of blood transfusion for the observation group (47 cases), trauma patients need a small amount of blood transfusion as the control group (39 cases). Statistical analysis and comparison of two groups patients of four blood coagulation [prothrombin time (PT), thrombin time (TT), activated partial thromboplastin time (APTT), fibrinogen (FIB)], platelet count (PLT), protein C (PC) and fiber soluble system index [D dimer (D-D), fibrin degradation products (FDP) levels before and after blood transfusion of 1 d, 5 d". Results:Before blood transfusion, there was no significant difference between the two groups. There was no significant difference in the level of the observed indexes in the control group before and after transfusion. 1 d after blood transfusion, compared with blood transfusion before and the control group at the same time , the observation group PT[(18.4±4.3) s], APTT[(42.9±7) s], TT[(21.4±4.8) s] were significantly prolonged, D-D[(282.2±115) g/L] and FDP[(6.3±2.1) mg/L] were significantly increased, and FIB[(2.9±1.3) g/L], PLT[(72.5±34.4) 109] and PC[(2.4±1.2) mg/L] levels were significantly decreased. 5 d after blood transfusion, compared with blood transfusion before and the control group at the same time ,the observation indexes showed no significant difference; 5 D after blood transfusion compared with 1 D, the observation group PT[(14.8±1.7) s], APTT[(34.7±5.4) s], TT[(14.7±2.5) s] was significantly shortened, D-D[(151.8±62.4) g/L] and FDP[(3.7±1.2) mg/L] were significantly decreased, FIB[(3.7±0.8) g/L], PLT[(179±70.8) 109] and PC[(3.9±1.5) mg/L] levels were significantly higher.Conclusion:Large amount of blood transfusion has great influence on the coagulation function and fibrinolysis system in acute trauma patients. It is necessary to monitor coagulation status in time and avoid complications such as coagulation dysfunction, so as to improve the success rate of implementation of massive transfusion regimen.