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Synthetic Blood Substitutes Scientists dream of a human blood
substitute – something that can be given to a patient that needs
a blood transfusion but that does not carry the risks of blood.
Can human blood be duplicated? More Than Just a Cooperative
Surgeon Is Needed A complete Bloodless Program requires more
than just a cooperative surgeon in the treatment of a Bloodless
Patient. Before the surgeon performs the operation special
preparation of the Bloodless Patient is needed. Bloodless
Surgery and Medicine Programs – a description A Bloodless
Surgery and Medicine Program generally refers to a surgical
program in a hospital where homologous blood transfusions (blood
from another patient) are carefully and intentionally avoided in
order to fulfill a patient’s desire to avoid receiving a blood
transfusion. These programs are expansive, detailed and complex
and all of the techniques used have to meet the highest
standards possible. Transfusion Alt