Shaikh B S, Wagar D, Lau P M, Campbell E W
Vox Sang. 1985;48(6):366-9. doi: 10.1111/j.1423-0410.1985.tb00198.x.
364 units of fresh frozen plasma (FFP) used at the Medical College of Ohio Hospital between April and July 1982 were analyzed for their pattern of use. According to the criteria developed for the survey, 33% of the units were used for blood pressure support, 34% were used for clotting support, 14% were used for the combined reasons of blood pressure and clotting support, 11% of the units were used during therapeutic pheresis, and the remaining 7% were used for unidentified reasons. 39% of the FFP were given with red blood cells. Since FFP transfusions carry potentially more serious adverse effects than albumin/plasma protein fractions, their use as volume expanders, or to reconstitute whole blood, should be discouraged.
对1982年4月至7月间俄亥俄医学院医院使用的364单位新鲜冰冻血浆（FFP）的使用模式进行了分析。根据为该调查制定的标准，33%的单位用于血压支持，34%用于凝血支持，14%用于血压和凝血支持的综合原因，11%的单位用于治疗性血液成分单采期间，其余7%的使用原因不明。39%的FFP与红细胞一起输注。由于FFP输血比白蛋白/血浆蛋白组分具有潜在更严重的不良反应，应不鼓励将其用作容量扩张剂或用于重构全血。
