FEBRILE NON HAEMOLYTIC TRANSFUSION REACTION — Transcript
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- 0:01the next transmission reaction i want to
- 0:04discuss is febrile non-hemolytic
- 0:07transformation reaction
- 0:10okay this is a febrile episode in which
- 0:13the temperature will rise 1 degree
- 0:15celsius or more during or soon after a
- 0:19transition
- 0:20and there is no other obvious cause such
- 0:23as a hemolytic transmission reaction in
- 0:26this situation the patient during or
- 0:28soon after the transition will develop
- 0:32fever
- 0:33and then we have excluded all other
- 0:36causes especially hemolytic transmission
- 0:39reaction if we have check everything is
- 0:42okay
- 0:43then this patient probably is having
- 0:46febrile non-hemolytic transfusion
- 0:48reaction when we check the patient the
- 0:50bp is stable the patient is not in shock
- 0:54there is no jaundice and there is no
- 0:57anemia and
- 0:59the result from the blood bank shows no
- 1:02incompatibility then probably this
- 1:05patient will have this rebrand
- 1:07non-hemolytic transformation reaction
- 1:09okay usually this will happen associated
- 1:11with the red cells transfusion in
- 1:13patients with previous history of
- 1:15pregnancy and or transfusion
- 1:18but it also can occur in first time
- 1:20transfusion after platelet transfusion
- 1:22in the platelet usually
- 1:25because we keep platinum at room
- 1:27temperature so together with the
- 1:29platelet there are some amount of the
- 1:31white blood cells in the donor's back so
- 1:33this white blood cell will produce
- 1:35always sacred cytokines during the
- 1:37storage
- 1:38so during transfusion these preform
- 1:42cytokines that will infuse together with
- 1:45the platelet into the patient will cause
- 1:46the patient to have fever
- 1:48so this patient will have fever even
- 1:51though he or she does not have any
- 1:53previous history of transition before
- 1:57this cytokine produced after
- 1:59transcription especially after the red
- 2:01cells transfusion okay so for example
- 2:04this patient has been transfused before
- 2:07with red cells
- 2:09we must remember even though we give the
- 2:11patient red cells there are some amount
- 2:13of white blood cell
- 2:15in the donor's blood so sometimes when
- 2:18the white cell also coming into the
- 2:20patient circulation the body will
- 2:22recognize that white cell as alien
- 2:26because they have antigen that the
- 2:28recipient does not have
- 2:30so the recipient will produce antibodies
- 2:33against the white cell of the donor
- 2:36the second red substitution they will
- 2:39also have some white cell inside the
- 2:41donor's blood so the antibodies inside
- 2:44the recipient will attack the leukocytes
- 2:47and also produce the cytokines
- 2:50all right and these cytokines will cause
- 2:53fever i already explained in a diagram
- 2:56this is the donor white blood cell the
- 2:58recipient is already having the antibody
- 3:01against the donor white blood cell so
- 3:04the antibody will
- 3:06attack the white blood cells of the
- 3:09donor and this will cause the production
- 3:11of the cytokines such as pyrogens and
- 3:15these biologists
- 3:16can cause flushing fever tachycardia and
- 3:19rykas
- 3:20okay so if the patient is having fever
- 3:24first we might need to exclude hemolytic
- 3:26transmission reaction and if we have
- 3:28excluded all that and the patient is
- 3:30stable then probably the patient is
- 3:33having fibra non-hemolytic transfusion
- 3:36reaction okay the lead findings are
- 3:37usually negative what i mean is negative
- 3:40is there is no anemia
- 3:42the blue rubin is not high
- 3:44the patient does not have any antibody
- 3:46the antibody screening and antibody
- 3:48identification will still be negative
- 3:50and the treatment is usually will give
- 3:52treatment to reduce the fever and
- 3:55sometimes we can continue the
- 3:56transfusion with close monitoring
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