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. 2011 Jan;9(1):10–18. doi: 10.2450/2010.0088-10

Table II.

Increase in RBC-mass to praeoperative autologous blood donation of one and two units in dependence on time-intervall.

One PABD (n=439)

Patients (n) 124 135 89 91
T1-S (days) 12.2±2.6 18.7±2.2 24.9±2.1 36.6±6.2
 (weeks) ≤2 >2–≤3 >3–≤4 >4
+RBC (mL) 58.1±68.9 a 110.2±71.3 a 141.0±90.4 a 146.6±85.2 a
+RBC (% d RBC) 34.3 65.1 83.3 88.6

Two PABD (n=265)

Patients (n) 52 80 77 56
T1 - S (days) 24.3±4.1 32.2±2.0 38.9±2.3 47.4±7.2
 (weeks) 2*
+ ≤2
2*
+ >2/≤3
2*
+ >3/≤4
2*
+ >4
+RBC mass (mL) 199.6 ±101.2 b, c 244.2±76.9 b 256.1±95.1 b 297.4±78.6 c
+RBC (% d RBC) 58.7 71.9 75.4 87.6

PABD=pre-operative autologous blood donation; T1 - S=time-interval between first PABD and surgery; +RBC=increase (regeneration) in RBC mass in response to PABD (total); +RBC (% d RBC)=increase in total RBC mass in response to PABD, calculated as a percentage of the RBC mass deposited. 2*=average time-interval between first and second PABD was 16.6 days (2.4 weeks); data are given as mean±SD.

a

P<0.01 with respect to increase in RBC mass in response to one PABD for the time-interval "T1 - S" of ≤2 weeks versus >2, >3, >4 weeks.

b

P<0.05 and

c

P<0.01 with respect to increase in RBC mass in response to two PABD for the time-interval "T1 - S" of 2* + ≤2 weeks versus 2* + >2, 2* + >3, 2* + >4 weeks. Calculations were based on systemic Hct (systemic Hct=venous Hct x 0.914). Data drawn from Singbartl et al. (2007)21.