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[4 years experience with the Ulm autologous transfusion concept]
H H Mehrkens1, P Geiger, W Schleinzer
1Abt. Anästhesiologie/Intensivmedizin, Universität Ulm.
Infusionstherapie (Basel, Switzerland)
|April 1, 1990
Summary
Autologous transfusion concept Ulm (ATU) demonstrates significant medical benefits and value after four years in clinical practice. Patient and staff motivation are key advantages, justifying the effort and expense involved.
Area of Science:
- Transfusion Medicine
- Surgical Patient Care
Context:
- The Autologous Transfusion Concept Ulm (ATU) has been in clinical practice for four years.
- Evaluation of the clinical utility and benefits of ATU is warranted.
Purpose:
- To assess the proven value and medical advantages of the Autologous Transfusion Concept Ulm (ATU) after a 4-year clinical practice period.
- To evaluate the motivational impact of ATU on patients and medical staff.
Summary:
- The Autologous Transfusion Concept Ulm (ATU) has demonstrated its value over a 4-year clinical period.
- The medical advantages derived from ATU justify the associated effort and expense.
- Active patient involvement in the ATU procedure enhances motivation.
Impact:
- ATU offers significant medical benefits that outweigh the resources required.
- The concept positively influences patient motivation and engagement in their treatment.
- Medical staff also report positive motivation despite increased workload, highlighting the overall efficacy of ATU.