Department of Surgery, University of Adelaide and Royal Adelaide Hospital, Adelaide, SA, Australia.
Med J Aust. 2010 Feb 15;192(4):203-5. doi: 10.5694/j.1326-5377.2010.tb03479.x.
Historically, the Australian Defence Force (ADF) has sourced all its blood supplies from the Australian Red Cross Blood Service. Recent ADF operations in the Middle East have highlighted a need to rely on other nations' blood supply systems. In 2008, the ADF embedded a surgical and intensive care team into the Netherlands-led forward health facility at the Uruzgan Medical Centre at Tarin Kowt in Afghanistan. To date, three teams have provided 2-month rotations as part of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization International Security Assistance Force in Afghanistan. The Netherlands armed forces use a sophisticated system for supply of liquid and frozen blood products (frozen red cells, plasma and platelets). We review Australian experience with the Dutch system of supplying blood products for major trauma resuscitation in Afghanistan.
从历史上看，澳大利亚国防军 (ADF) 的所有血液供应都来自澳大利亚红十字会血液服务中心。最近，ADF 在中东的行动突显了对其他国家血液供应系统的依赖。2008 年，ADF 将一个外科和重症监护小组嵌入到阿富汗塔里恩科特乌鲁兹甘医疗中心的荷兰领导的前沿医疗设施中。迄今为止，已有三个小组作为北大西洋公约组织驻阿富汗国际安全援助部队的一部分，提供了为期 2 个月的轮调。荷兰武装部队使用一种复杂的系统来供应液态和冷冻血液制品（冷冻红细胞、血浆和血小板）。我们回顾了澳大利亚在阿富汗使用荷兰血液制品供应系统进行重大创伤复苏方面的经验。
