A comparative study of common techniques used to measure haemolysis in stored red cell concentrates

作者：Han V; Serrano K^*; Devine D V

来源：Vox Sanguinis, 2010, 98(2): 116-123.

DOI：10.1111/j.1423-0410.2009.01249.x

• Drabkin's
• haemoglobin determination
• haemolysis
• Harboe
• quality
• red cell concentrate

Background and Objectives
There is no standardized method of measuring the parameters for haemolysis determination of red cell concentrate (RCC). Three haemoglobin quantification methods (automated analyser, Harboe and Drabkin's) and two methods of haematocrit measurement (automated analyser and microcapillary centrifugation) were evaluated for use with RCC.
Materials and Methods
Twenty stored RCC were assayed for total haemoglobin, supernatant haemoglobin and haematocrit.
Results
Drabkin's and Harboe methods were linear (r2 >= 0 center dot 995) over 0 center dot 015-220 g/l haemoglobin. Overestimation by Drabkin's increased from 0% at 220 g/l to 137% at 0 center dot 015 g/l haemoglobin. Harboe values generally stayed within 6% of expected while haematology analyser values had a maximum 11% underestimation above 10 g/l. Analyser total haemoglobin was significantly lower (202 +/- 22 g/l) than Drabkin's (224 +/- 24 g/l) and Harboe (222 +/- 22 g/l) values. Haematocrit was greater via the analyser (65 center dot 7 +/- 5 center dot 7%) than with microcapillary centrifugation (59 center dot 3 +/- 5 center dot 7%).
Conclusions
Harboe and Drabkin's methods are suitable for measuring total haemoglobin and supernatant haemoglobin in RCC. The analyser gave higher haematocrit values (11% on average) than did microcapillary centrifugation.

• 出版日期2010-2