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The effective power output of the Taurus 301 blood warmer when warming small volume units of red cell concentrate described using simulated blood products
Background and Literature review At Groote Schuur Hospital, the lead anaesthesiologist in the cardiothoracic team, J. Ozinsky, identified the need for a device capable of warming blood rapidly prior to transfusion. Such a device was subsequently developed as a collaborative effort between the Depart...
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Department of Anaesthesia and Perioperative Medicine
2024
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