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[Experience with using autologous transfusion of ultraviolet- irradiated blood]

V V Kliuchevskiĭ, S V Larionov, V G Evstratov

Ortopediia Travmatologiia I Protezirovanie|October 1, 1989

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Summary

Autotransfusion of ultraviolet irradiated blood (TUVIB) is effective for elderly patients with femur fractures. Individualized TUVIB dosage based on patient response is recommended for optimal outcomes.

Area of Science:

Geriatric Medicine
Hematology
Phototherapy

Context:

Fractures of the proximal femur are common in elderly and senile patients.
Current treatment protocols may have limitations in managing this demographic.
Autotransfusion of ultraviolet irradiated blood (TUVIB) is explored as an adjunctive therapy.

Purpose:

To evaluate the efficacy of TUVIB in elderly patients with proximal femur fractures.
To assess the impact of TUVIB on central hemodynamics, sensory thresholds, immune status, and blood coagulation.
To identify optimal TUVIB dosing strategies based on patient adaptive responses.

Summary:

A study involving 96 elderly and senile patients with proximal femur fractures utilized TUVIB via the MD-73M apparatus.
Key physiological parameters including central hemodynamics, tactile and pain sensitivity, immune status, and coagulation were monitored.
High efficacy was observed, supporting the necessity of individualized TUVIB dosage aligned with a 'calm activation' adaptive response.

Impact:

TUVIB demonstrates significant therapeutic benefits in the elderly population with femur fractures.
The findings underscore the importance of personalized treatment approaches in geriatric care.
Consideration of TUVIB's side effects, complications, and management strategies is crucial for clinical application.

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