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Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

CONFIDENTIAL

Programme:

- Introduction

- How to define logistics of bloodprocessing

- Priority of components

- Influence of regulations

- Influence of staff related regulations

- Influence of platelets production

- Example of optimised logistics

- TSF separation and bloodbank logistics

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

CONFIDENTIAL

Define priority of bloodcomponents

Optimalisation of blood components:

Production of ALL components in MOST excellent quality is NOT possible, define priority:

- Plasma; quick separation, fast freezing to optimise quality. Freezing < 3 hr after separation

- Platelets, storage for 4 – 24 hours, optimal recovery of platelets, high quality.

-This choice of most important component together with method of preparation defines basic algoritms of processing, find acceptable consensus for all components.

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

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Influencing the logistics of blood processing

External regulations:

- Fractionater; max. delay of freezing 3 hr

- GMP; different staf for different departments

Internal influences:

- Organisational priorities; lab and processing

- waste costs;

- work during late evening/night; personal costs

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

CONFIDENTIAL

Parameters effecting logistics: method of preparation and choice of bag system.

Different Reduction in Lymphocyte and Granulocyte content by removal of BC from fresh and O/N stored blood. (Z.Rácz, Hungary 1997)

- Results of separation: Manual (Q), Separator 1 =TACE(Q) and Separator 2=OPTIPRESS) were compaired with these variabels:

- Fresh blood and stored (O/N)

- Different sizes of BC taken

- Distribution of Lymphocytes/Granulocytes were investigated.

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

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Top and Bottom separation:

- Simultanious transfer of Plasma and Red Cells.

- Buffycoat is NOT transferred

- Hard spin for maximal Plasma recovery, up to 4700g for 15 minutes.

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

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Conventional Quadruple bag:

- Removal of plasma and BC from top of primairy bag.

- Transfer of SAGM through same tube.

- Quality of components influenced by storage of blood

- Platelet production with pooled Single BC or single Dilted BC

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

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Results of the study:

- Stored blood gives better removal of leukocytes with equal volume of BC removed.

- 20-30 ml BC: Fresh Stored

- Manual Q: 45% 70%

- Auto Q: 60% 78%

- Auto TAB: 71% 82%

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

CONFIDENTIAL

Platelet production

Platelet production from whole blood:

Triple bag conventional: Platelet Rich Plasma, to be separated by an additional spin in PC and PPP.

Quadruple bag conventional:

A: Diluted buffy coat to be separated by additional spin in PC and a waste residual BC.

B: 4 – 6 single buffycoats to be pooled together with a plasma (or additive solution), to produce a pooled random platelet concentrate. Buffycoats to be pooled within 24 HOURS

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

CONFIDENTIAL

Basic Processing procedures

Platelet production from whole blood:

Quadruple TAB bag :

Diluted buffycoat to be separated by additional spin in PC and a waste BC. Better results as quadruple Dil BC

Triple TAB bag:

Single buffy coat to be pooled together with 4-6 and a plasma (PAS etc), to produce a pooled random platelet concentrate. Buffycoats to be pooled within 24 HOURS

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

CONFIDENTIAL

Basic Processing procedures

PERFORMANCE OF SEPARATION

TAB CONV Q Triple PRP

Plasma recovery +++ ++ -

L-reduction RCC +++ ++/+ -

Platelet recovery +++ ++ +

Separation time 2 – 7 min 2 – 3 min 2 Spin

Syphonage effect yes no no

Disposable cost +++ ++ +

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

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RBC Q PL Q PL VOL PLT Q PLT AMTRIPLE PRP 1-2 1 5 3 3QUAD BC DIL 2-3 2-3 3-5 3 4QUAD BC POOLED 2-3 4 3-5 5 5QUAD TAB 5 5 5 3 4TRIPLE TAB 5 5 5 5 5TSF TRIPLE 6 4 6 6 6

EXCELLENT 5POOR 1

QUALITY OF DIFFERENT COMPONENTS

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

CONFIDENTIAL

Optimal separation logistics in Rotterdam (NL).

- Collection of blood: every day from 09:00 untill 21:00. The collected blood is stored O/N in a incubator of 22°C.

- Test samples of blood are tested during the night from 00:00 untill 07:00.

-Test results are used to release the collected blood before the processing starts at 08:00.

- Unsafe blood is processed separate of safe blood.

- Pooling of Buffycoats is always done with safe products, no waste of pools due to positive test results.

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

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Alternative for platelet production:

Terumo Saving Platelet filter

3 leukodepleted products RBC, PLASMA, PLTS in 1

LGF version: results in small “BC”

Some recent tests done:

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

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Results of TSF:

Elverum; Norway (5000 col year)

Pool of 4, with T-SOL (BC 24hr old)

Buffycoat: weight is 62-65 gr netto. Redcell loss: 20- 22 ml in BC. Diluted BC 10 ml plasma.

Pool: Volume of 514- 520 ML, HcT= 21 – 23 %

(recovery of pooling: 97%)

Results: Pooled 6 pools,

Plt recovery: 294 – 356 x 109 unit

Recovery of second separation: 75 – 93% of pool

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

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Results of TSF:

Maribor, Slovenia: 9 – 13 May 2005.

Pool of 5 BC with PLASMA

Buffycoat: weight is 62-65 gr netto. Redcell loss: 20- 22 ml in BC. Diluted BC 10 ml plasma.

Pooled buffycoats of different ages:

-Overnight stored

-Two days stored (aggitated)

-Three and four days stored (aggitated)

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

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Results of TSF:

Maribor, Slovenia: 9 – 13 May 2005.

Fresh pooled: (O/N): 240 – 380

Day 2: 342 and 348

Day 3: 332 and 93 (cherry coloured BC’s!!)

Day 4: still under investigation.

Recovery of pooling: 99%

Recovery of sec separation:

75% (1950 rpm 4 m 30 sec)

91- 94 % (1300 rpm for 7 min, acc 8, brake 1)

Transfusion Systems

Transfusion Business Company

TRANSFUSION CONGRESS Opatia, Croatia June 10-11, 2005

CONFIDENTIAL

New posibility for TSF saving Platelets

Small centres, willing to pool BC, allowing them to have prestorage filtering conditions with pooling untill day 3 (or more) to optimise the logistics of the platelets.