In the healthcare, blood transfusion plays an important role.

 



  Blood transfusion is a medical procedure that involves the administration of blood and blood components to patients in order to replace blood components that have been lost. Blood transfusion is performed by inserting a venous access device and catheter into a peripheral or central vein, or bypassing blood or blood components through an infusion pump or apheresis systems. Blood transfusion has a wide range of applications in the treatment of medical conditions such as blood cancers. It is also used to replace blood lost during surgical procedures, hemodialysis, cancer treatment, and accident blood loss. Intravenous infusion pumps, apheresis systems, infusion filters, venous access devices, and blood warmers are examples of blood transfusion devices.

What is the equipment used in a blood transfusion?

Blood components can be transfused using infusion devices (i.e. infusion pumps, rapid infusers, blood warmers, and pressure devices). Infusion pumps that use pressure. For the rapid administration of blood components, a pressure infusion device may be used.

 

  The global blood transfusion devices can be divided into product, application, end-user, and geography segments. The global market can be divided into several product categories, including apheresis systems, infusion devices, blood warmers, venous access devices, filters, and others. An apheresis system collects whole blood from a donor and separates it into various components such as plasma, platelets, red blood cells, and white blood cells. Following the separation of the whole blood, the apheresis system transfuses the desired component to the patient, while the remaining blood components are returned to the donor.

  The apheresis systems segment is expected to account for a significant portion of the global transfusion devices market. Volumetric infusion pumps and gravity-delivered infusion pumps are two types of infusion devices. Global transfusion devices can be classified into blood disorders, autoimmune disorders, cancer, renal disorders, surgical procedures, and others. Blood transfusion devices are classified according to their end-user, which includes hospitals, ambulatory surgery centers, dialysis centers, and others.

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