Blood transfusion in dogs

Yıl 2007, Sayı: 3, 11 - 24, 31.12.2007

Murat Arslan Güldal İnal Gültekin Abdullah Kayar

Öz

Parallel
to increasing expertise in the field of Veterinary Medicine the demand for
blood and blood components, thus the knowledge in this area has increased. The
purpose of this review is to congregate information about blood groups, blood
components and their preparation, storage, application and adverse reactions in
dogs. Among the described 13 blood groups have been described in dogs, the ones
having antigenic importance are DEA (Dog Erytrocyte Antigen) 1.1 and DEA 1.2
positive. Dogs do not produce natural antibodies thus eliminating adverse
effects risks during the first transfusion, but for pursuing transfusions the
risk could be eliminated by blood typing and crossmatching. Technological
improvements have provided important advantages for preparation of blood
components and their storage. Thus, the veterinarian could choose a treatment
strategy much more beneficially and economically according to the patient’s
needs.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Transfusion, blood products, dog, adverse reactions, blood group

Kaynakça

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