Abstract
ment for differences in baseline and operative characteristics, administration of the current formulation of PPC brand heparin was associated with the highest likelihood of receiving FFP (A OR 1.00; B OR 1.73, p 0.04; C OR 1.94, p 0.01; D OR 1.01, p 0.98) and PLT (A OR 1.00; B OR 1.88, p 0.03; C OR 2.44, p 0.001; D OR 1.26, p 0.42). CONCLUSION: In patients undergoing cardiac surgery, PPC brand heparin resulted in increased heparin dosing, peri-operative bleeding and peri-operative blood product transfusion in patients undergoing cardiac surgery. The results of this study suggest that an alternative to PPC brand heparin be used when placing patients on cardiopulmonary bypass.
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