WO1990000059A1 - Procede et recipient servant a la preparation et au stockage de concentres de plaquettes - Google Patents
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- This invention relates to a procedure for the routine preparation in closed system of platelet concentrates (PC) deprived of leukocytes and stored in a medium consisting of a mixture of natural colloid (plasma) and of crystalloid solution (called 5 thereafter "medium”), and in particular for PC storage.
- PC platelet concentrates
- Standard RBC concentrates and PC prepared by serial centrifugation from multiple bags and storage in a natural colloid medium (plasma), are contaminated with plasma and leukocytes, which can " determine acute and chronic side-effects in transfusion
- PC platelet concentrates
- PC transfusion 25 platelets in the supernatant.
- the principal untoward effect of PC transfusion is the production of alloantibodies by PC recipients, caused by leukocytes which contaminate the PC.
- allergic reactions to plasma proteins can occur.
- the aim of this invention is to remove thi ⁇ difficulty by means of a procedure for blood f ractionation allowing the routine production and storage in closed system of plasma- and leukocyte- poor RBC concentrates (PLP-RBC, ie RBC containing less than 10% of donated plasma and less than 30% of donated leukocytes), and of plasma- and leukocyte-poor platelet concentrates (PLP-PC, ie PC in a medium containing about 15-40% plasma, and free of leukocytes detectable by microscope counting).
- PRP-RBC plasma- and leukocyte- poor RBC concentrates
- PRP-PC plasma- and leukocyte-poor platelet concentrates
- the above crystalloid solution is preferably made (considering, for example, a volume of 40 mL) of 5.26 g sodium chloride; 2.22 g sodium acetate; 5.02 g sodium gluconate; 0.37 g potassium chloride; 0.14 g magnesium chloride; H2O for IV use qs to 1,000 mL, pH 7.4 ⁇ 0.1.
- the procedure is carried out with a multiple bag, preferably a quadruple bag consisting of a primary bag and 3 satellite bags.
- a multiple bag preferably a quadruple bag consisting of a primary bag and 3 satellite bags.
- the blood contained in the primary bag is separated into a red blood cell button and supernatant plasma; this latter is transferred into one of the satellite bags, while the SAGM solution is added to the primary bag for red blood cell storage, after removing an amount of the buffy-coat (BC) layer, which is the layer between red blood cells and plasma, a layer enriched of platelets.
- BC buffy-coat
- the buffy-coat is transferred into a second satellite bag containing the crystalloid solution and, after a soft spin, the supernatant platelet concentrate is transferred in the third, empty satellite bag, through a cotton wool filter inserted along the tubing, which is capable of removing residual leukocytes which contaminate the platelet concentrate.
- a platelet concentrate prepared according to this method ' can be stored for about 10 days in this bag, which is made of plastic material with gas exchange characteristics similar to those of polyolefin.
- the above procedure and bag system for the preparation of platelet concentrates from buffy-coats (BC) and their storage in a crystalloid colloid medium can be used also with BC prepared with standard blood bag systems, by mixing 6-8 BC in a transfer bag containing an appropriate amount of the above crystalloid solution. After a soft spin, the supernatant, containing the platelets, is transferred through a cotton wool filter into a new transfer bag where it is stored.
- the procedure derived from this invention is now described, just for the sake of example, and with no limitation to its implementation, with the aid of enclosed fig. 2 through 5, which describe the procedure steps, as performed with a quadruple blood bag, for the preparation and storage of PLP-PC and PLP-RBC from a blood donation.
- the multiple blood bag consists of a primary bag PB and of 3 satellite bags SI, S2, S3, integrally connected to each other with flexible plastic tubes.
- the primary bag PB contains CPD (citrate-phosphate-dextrose) anticoagulant
- the satellite bag SI is empty
- the satellite bag S2 which is cylinder-shaped and has a volume of 40-60 mL, contain ⁇ 40 L of crystalloid solution
- the satellite bag S3 contains the SAGM red blood cell additive solution, and is made of plastice material with gas permeability characteristics similar to polyolefin.
- a small (2-3 g) cotton wool filter is inserted.
- the blood donation is collected in the primary bag PB through a collection line I, at one end of which the blood collection needle is attached7 and mixed with the CPD anticoagulant (fig. 1).
- the blood collected in the primary bag PB is centrifuged at high speed, e.g. 3,800 rpm for 4 min in a Sorvall RC-3B centrifuge. After this centrifugation, plasma- and leukocyte-poor red blood cells are concentrated in the lower part of the primary bag PB, the supernatant plasma is contained in the higher part of the bag, and in the layer between plasma and red blood cells the vast majority of platelets are concentrated. This small layer, enriched of platelets, which separated red blood cells from supernatant plasma is defined "buffy-coat" (BC)(fig. 2).
- the supernatant plasma (except for about 30 mL) is expressed into and stored in satellite bag S2, which is diconnected from the other bags (fig.2).
- the crystalloid solution contained in satellite bag S3 has the following composition (reference to a volume of 40 mL): 5.26 g sodium chloride; 2.22 g sodium acetate; 5.02 g sodium gluconate; 0.37 g potassium chloride; 0.14 g magnesium chloride; H 2 0 for IV use qs to 1,000 L, pH 7.4 + 0.1.
- the SAGM solution contained in satellite bag S3 is added to the red blood cell concentrate PLP-RBC in the primary bag PB for its storage.
- the primary bag, containing the PLP-RBC and the satellite bag SI containing the plasma are disconnected from satellite bags S2 and S3, which are stored, integrally connected to each other, in a platelet tumbler (a rotating machine for platelet resuspension during storage) (fig.4).
- a platelet tumbler a rotating machine for platelet resuspension during storage
- the buffy-coat (containing the platelets) contained in satellite bag S2 can be stored at room temperature for a maximum of 48 h. If platelet concentrates are needed the buffy-coat is centrifuged at low speed, " so as to concentrate the red blood cells and the leukocytes in the lower part of the bag S2, and to collect the leukocyte-poor platelet concentrate in the higher part of satellite bag S2.
- the cylinder shape of satellite bag S2 favors a good separation between the 2 layers above after the soft spin.
- the supernatant PLP-PC is transferred from satellite bag S2 to satellite bag S3 (which had been previously emptied of the SAGM solution), through filter F, which removes residual leukocytes present in the platelet concentrate (fig. 5).
- Filter F can be much smaller than traditional cotton wool filters for leukocyte removal (2-3 g instead of 17 g) because leukocyte contamination of platelet concentrates prepared from buffy-coats is much lower than that of platelet concentrates prepared with traditional methods, in which centrifugation is carried out on platelet-rich-plasma instead of platelet-rich-buffy-coat.
- Experimental data indicate that the platelet concentrate PLP-PC prepared with the above method can be stored in the crystalloid/colloid medium for at least 10 days in a bag made of polyolefin, or of a plastic material capable of providing a gas permeability similar to that of polyolefin, with a final pH of about 7,0, hypotonic shock response of 50% and morphology score according to Kunicki of 220.
- PC prepared with this method and invention have the following parameters after 7 days of storage: glucose consumption 1.5 mmol/L/10 platelets (compared to 2.8 of PC prepared in the medium of G. Rock), and iactate production of 3.56 mmol/L/10 9 platelets (compared to 6.09 of PC prepared in the medium of Rock). Both parameters suggest better platelet quality in our medium. In addition, platelet aggregation is better in our medium compared to that in the medium of Rock. These excellent results are mainly due to the crystalloid/colloid medium, of which a preferential composition has been given above, in which a crystalloid solution is mixed with a small amount of plasma (natural colloid) present in the buffy-coat, from which the platelet concentrate is prepared.
- buffy-coats prepared from traditional blood collection bags, e.g. by using a triple bag made of a primary bag and 2 satellite bags, in which the red blood cell concentrate, the plasma and the buffy-coat are collected, respectively.
- 6-8 buffy-coats prepared with the methods above or similar are collected in a transfer bag of about 600 mL volume, containing about 350 mL of the previously described crystalloid solution.
- the platelet-rich supernatant is transferred through a small (2-3 g) cotton wool filter F into a transfer bag of about 1000 mL volume, with the same characteristics of previously described bag S3, where it is then stored.
- - platelet metabolism can be conditioned by modifying the storage medium with the addition of possible additives
- Both platelet and leukocyte counts of BCS-PC were significantly lower than those of 7 PRP-PC.
- Platelet yield in BCS-PC and PRP-PC was 59 and 75 percent of donated platelets, respectively.
- In vitro parameters of adequate platelet quality were maintained for 10 days in BCS-PC stored in 1000 mL polyolefin bags. Prolonged 5 bleeding times were reduced or corrected in 3 of 3 thrombocytopenic leukemic patients evaluated before and after transfusion of stored BCS-PC.
- section A in vitro parameters of adequate platelet quality (pH above 6.0, morphology score above 200) were 20 maintained in BCS-PC for at least 10 days of storage in 1000 mL polyolefin bags; at this time the platelet response to hypotonic shock (HSR), a parameter related to platelet recovery and survival in normal volunteers, was still above 80 percent of values at day 1. This was not so for BCS-PC stored in 1000 mL PVC bags (section 25 B) , in which the median pH value was below 6.0 at day 3. This was associated with a complete loss of HSR and a marked deterioration of platelet morphology.
- HSR hypotonic shock
- PRP-PC stored in PVC satellite bags of 400 mL volume showed adequate quality preservation for at least 5 days (section C).
- PO2 values 30 of BCS-PC in 1000 mL bags were about 2 times higher than those of PRP-PC in 400 mL bags, as expected on the basis of both a larger bag and a smaller platelet concentration in the former.
- Platelet quality during storage in PVC deteriorated more rapidly in BCS-PC than in PRP-PC.
- a contributory cause could have been the smaller ratio between bag surface area and PC volume in the former, determining a less efficient gas transport during storage.
- Bleeding time (reference values 2-7 min) was reduced after BCS-PC transfusion in 3 of 3 patients evaluated, dropping from more than 30 to 9 min (6-day old BCS-PC containing 3,0 x l ⁇ 11 platelets), from 25 to 5 min (4-day old BCS-PC containing 2.8 x 10 11 platelets), and from 22 to 6 min (8 day old BCS-PC containing 3.1 x 10 platelets).
- pre- and 1-h posttransfusion platelet counts were 17-43, 16-56 and 16-39 x q 10 /L, respectively.
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Abstract
Le procédé décrit, qui sert à la préparation de routine dans un système fermé et au stockage dans un milieu, constitué d'un colloïde naturel (plasma) et d'une solution cristalloïdale, de concentrés de plaquettes dépourvus de leucocytes, utilise un sac sanguin quadruple formé d'un sac primaire (PB) contenant un anti-coagulant de citrate-phosphate-dextrose (CPD), d'un sac satellite vide (S1), d'un sac satellite (S2) contenant une solution cristalloïdale synthétique, ainsi que d'un sac satellite comportant une solution additive de SAGM (ou similaire) pour les globules rouges du sang (RBC). Ledit procédé consiste à recueillir le sang dans le sac primaire (PB), à centrifuger le sac sanguin à une vitesse élevée, à transférer par extraction par pression le plasma surnageant dans le sac (S1), à recueillir 15 à 20 ml de la couche intermédiaire riche en plaquettes ('buffy-coat' (BC)) dans le sac (S2), à ajouter la solution de SAGM du sac (S3) dans le sac (PB) contenant le concentré de (RBC) à séparer les sacs PB et S1 des sacs S2 et S3, à centrifuger le sac (S2) à une vitesse de rotation modérée et à transférer le concentré de plaquettes (PC) surnageant pauvre en plasma et en leucocytes (PLP), qui s'est formé après la centrifugation, dans le sac vide (S3), à travers un filtre d'ouate (F) introduit dans le tube reliant S2 et S3, de façon à extraire les leucocytes résiduels qui contaminent le concentré de plaquettes (PC).
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