vörösvértestkoncentrátumot
Vörösvértestkoncentrátum, often abbreviated as VVK, is a blood product derived from donated whole blood. It is prepared by centrifuging whole blood to separate it into its various components, with the red blood cells being the primary component of interest for this concentrate. The plasma and other cellular elements are removed, leaving a concentrated suspension of red blood cells. This concentration increases the oxygen-carrying capacity per unit volume.
The primary indication for administering vörösvértestkoncentrátum is the treatment of anemia, a condition characterized by a
The preparation and administration of vörösvértestkoncentrátum are subject to strict medical protocols and regulations to ensure