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packed cells
Etymology: ME, pakke, bundle; L, cella, storeroom
a preparation of blood cells separated from liquid plasma, often administered in severe anemia to restore adequate levels of hemoglobin and red blood cells without overloading the vascular system with excess fluids. Also called packed red blood cells. See also bank blood, component therapy, pooled plasma.


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Methodology/procedure Into each of the two tubes containing monoclonals (Tubes 1 and 2) is placed 100 uL washed, packed cells from the appropriate control or patient.
Haas had given orders to transfuse [two] units of packed cells for [hemoglobin] of 6.
Is back flushing a bag of packed cells a routine procedure practiced by anesthetists everywhere, or is this more an "old school" way of doing things that is not necessary?
 
 
 
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