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Technical Factsheets and Frequently Asked Questions

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ICS Technical Factsheets

These factsheets have been developed to provide information to operators and staff using cell salvage equipment and provide information on specific areas in relation to ICS. Click on the title to open the factsheet, which can then be saved as PDF copy.

Factsheet 1 - Swab washing (version 1)

Factsheet 2 - Anticoagulation (version 3)

Factsheet 3 - Collection of blood (version 1)

Factsheet 4 - Reinfusion of red cells (version 3)

Factsheet 5 - Administration of reinfused red cells (version 2)

Factsheet 6 - Use of ICS for Jehovah Witnesses (version 3)

Factsheet 7 - Use of filters (version 2)

Factsheet 8 - Use in Obstetrics (version 2)

Factsheet 9 - Contraindications (version 1.1)

Factsheet 10 - Staff Responsibilities (version 1)

Frequently Asked Questions

As the group has been working on producing the above documentation, questions have been asked about use in specific situations. This has led to the development of a FAQ sheet for use by operators and clinicians. It is intended this will be regularly updated by the group. To read and/or download click here.

PCS Technical Factsheets

These factsheets have been developed to provide information to operators and staff using cell salvage equipment and provide information on specific areas in relation to PCS. Click on the title to open the factsheet, which can then be saved as a PDF copy.


Factsheet 1 – Staff Responsibility for PCS (version 2)

Factsheet 2 – Contraindications for PCS(version 1)

Factsheet 3 – PCS Blood Collection (version 1)

Factsheet 4 – Reinfusion of PCS Blood (version 1)

Factsheet 5 – Administration of PCS Blood (version 1)

Factsheet 6 – Use of PCS for Jehovah’s Witness Patients (version 1)

 

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This page was last reviewed on 02/05/2013