anticoagulazione citrato-calcio

English translation: citrate-calcium anticoagulation

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Italian term or phrase:anticoagulazione citrato-calcio
English translation:citrate-calcium anticoagulation
Entered by: texjax DDS PhD

22:12 Jun 22, 2021
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Medical - Medical: Instruments / CRRT
Italian term or phrase: anticoagulazione citrato-calcio
Dalla descrizione di una macchina per CRRT, plasmaferesi e trattamenti analoghi:
"A: quindi è questo pannello che si vede viene applicato. La macchina in questo momento è in funzione in modalità in vitro. Poi, relativamente all’anti-coagulazione?
B: in questo momento è configurata per l’anti-coagulazione citrato-calcio, che è permessa in tutte le modalità di CRRT: sia CVVH, CVVHD che CVVHDF.
A: e i sensori di pressione dove sono collocati?
B: sono i consueti sensori di pressione: sensore d’accesso e di rientro, sensore pre-filtro e sensore dell’effluente. Inoltre, abbiamo il sensore di presa d’aria sia nella linea venosa che nella linea di infusione del calcio."
Francesco D'Arcangeli
Italy
Local time: 12:02
citrate-calcium anticoagulation
Explanation:
Sebbene si trovino più occorrenze per calcium-citrate, l'elemento chelenate è il citrato per cui direi come sopra


Strobl K, Hartmann J, Wallner M, Brandl M, Falkenhagen D: A target-oriented algorithm for citrate-calcium anticoagulation in clinical practice. Blood Purif 2013; 36: 136–145.

Citrate just mixes with the blood before it enters the CRRT circuit as illustrated in the commonly used citrate-based CRRT regimens (Figures 1 to 3). Citrate chelates the ionised calcium, which is essential for the normal coagulation cascade and results in inhibition of thrombin generation.
https://www.hkmj.org/abstracts/v21n2/149.htm

Citrate is infused into the blood at the start of the extracorporeal circuit and provides anticoagulation by chelating ionized calcium (iCa++). For optimal anticoagulation, the citrate infusion is adjusted to blood flow. The target extracorporeal blood citrate concentration to inhibit coagulation is 4–6 mmol/l, corresponding to a pre-filter iCa++ concentration of
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citrate-calcium anticoagulation


Explanation:
Sebbene si trovino più occorrenze per calcium-citrate, l'elemento chelenate è il citrato per cui direi come sopra


Strobl K, Hartmann J, Wallner M, Brandl M, Falkenhagen D: A target-oriented algorithm for citrate-calcium anticoagulation in clinical practice. Blood Purif 2013; 36: 136–145.

Citrate just mixes with the blood before it enters the CRRT circuit as illustrated in the commonly used citrate-based CRRT regimens (Figures 1 to 3). Citrate chelates the ionised calcium, which is essential for the normal coagulation cascade and results in inhibition of thrombin generation.
https://www.hkmj.org/abstracts/v21n2/149.htm

Citrate is infused into the blood at the start of the extracorporeal circuit and provides anticoagulation by chelating ionized calcium (iCa++). For optimal anticoagulation, the citrate infusion is adjusted to blood flow. The target extracorporeal blood citrate concentration to inhibit coagulation is 4–6 mmol/l, corresponding to a pre-filter iCa++ concentration of

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