Sentence examples for units platelet from inspiring English sources

These patients were transfused with red cell concentrates (6 10 units), platelet concentrates (0 3 units) and FFP (3 6 units).

The FC+FFP group received 8 (8–10) g fibrinogen concentrate, then 3 units (0 4 units) FFP and 2 units (2 3.5 units) platelet concentrate.

Fresh frozen plasma, 9.5± 10.4 (range: 0-37) units; platelet suspension, 5.2± 7.1 (range: 0-21) units; cryoprecipitate, 3± 6.6 (range: 0-26) units; and erythrocyte suspension, 18.6± 10.6 (range: 6-39) units were transfused because of preDIC/DIC and massive bleeding especially after excision of debris.

After a second gift of IVIg, prednisone 2 mg/kg/day, an erythrocyte transfusion and a large dose of platelets (ten donor units), platelet count rose to 21 × 10/L, hemoglobin stabilized and the clinical condition of our patient improved dramatically.

After placebo infusion, FFP group patients received 8 units (4 10 units) FFP and 4 units (2 4.5 units) platelets.

Average blood products per patient: RBC 9 units, fresh frozen plasma (FFP) 4 units, platelets (PLT) 1.2 units, cryoprecipitate 0.67 units.

At the same time, symptomatic treatment was commenced, which included passive oxygen therapy, repeated transfusions of blood (2 units), plasma (9 units), platelets (50 units), antithrombin III (500 units) and 20% albumins (400 ml), fluid infusions, as well as the administration of haemostatic, hepatoprotective, anti-inflammatory, antipyretic and diuretic drugs.

One unit RBC = 245 ml, one unit fresh frozen plasma (FFP) = 275 ml, and one unit platelet concentrates = 350 ml.

FFPs, RBCs and platelets are liberally transfused at a 1 1 1 ratio (i.e. five units erythrocytes/five units FFP/one 5-donor unit platelets) during haemorrhage.

Blood products given at a 1 1 1 ratio of RBCs to plasma units to platelet units yield plasma coagulation factor and platelet concentrations close to values associated with best outcomes and have the advantage of ease of bedside management.

Two units of platelet concentrate were transfused after cardiopulmonary bypass, followed by 4 u of FFP if bleeding persisted, if platelet count was ≤100×10 µl−1 when removing the aortic clamp, and vice versa if platelet count was >100×10 µl−1.