Effect of the first year of COVID-19 pandemic on the collection and use of blood components in Colombia monitored through the national haemovigilance system

María Isabel Bermúdez-Forero; Jonathan Andrés Soto-Viáfara; Paula Andrea Gardeazábal-Acuña; Diego Alexander Anzola-Samudio; Michel Andrés García-Otálora

doi:10.1111/tme.12828

Effect of the first year of COVID-19 pandemic on the collection and use of blood components in Colombia monitored through the national haemovigilance system

Título traducido de la contribución: Efecto del primer año de pandemia por COVID-19 en la recolección y uso de componentes sanguíneos en Colombia monitoreados a través del sistema nacional de hemovigilancia

María Isabel Bermúdez-Forero, Jonathan Andrés Soto-Viáfara, Paula Andrea Gardeazábal-Acuña, Diego Alexander Anzola-Samudio, Michel Andrés García-Otálora

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Objetivo: Este trabajo pretendía establecer los efectos de la pandemia de COVID-19 en la extracción de sangre y el uso de hemoderivados al final del primer año. Antecedentes: La llegada del SARS-CoV-2 a Colombia el 6 de marzo de 2020, desencadenó el cierre de fronteras y el bloqueo obligatorio a partir del 23 de marzo de 2020. Métodos/Materiales: El Instituto Nacional de Salud de Colombia administra la base de datos Nacional de casos confirmados de SARS-CoV-2 y el Sistema Nacional de Hemovigilancia. Se examinaron los casos positivos de SARS-CoV-2 identificados entre el 6 de marzo de 2020 y el 6 de marzo de 2021, mediante pruebas RT-PCR positivas (72,8%) o antígeno reactivo (27,2%). También analizamos la información de donantes aceptados y diferidos proporcionada por el 100% de los bancos de sangre y los pacientes transfundidos notificados por el 83% de los centros de salud de todo el país, entre el 1 de marzo de 2019 y el 28 de febrero de 2021. Resultados: Colombia registró 2 273 245 casos de SRAS-CoV-2. De estos, 60 412 personas fallecieron por COVID-19 (2,7%) y 2 172 418 individuos se recuperaron (95,6%). Se procesaron 11 659 216 muestras de SARS-CoV-2 en todo el país. Las personas de entre 20 y 39 años concentraron el 44,4% de los casos de SRAS-CoV-2. Hubo 773 569 donaciones de sangre, principalmente de población de 20 a 39 años (60,5%). La pandemia provocó una reducción de 155 393 donaciones de sangre (16,7%) y 51 823 aplazamientos totales (33,7%). Se observó un descenso del 18,4% de los donantes voluntarios y un aumento del 37,3% de las donaciones de familiares/reemplazos. Se transfundieron 399.453 pacientes y se administraron 1.179.895 componentes sanguíneos (-8,7% y -13,9% respecto a marzo 2019-febrero 2020). Conclusiones: Los bloqueos obligatorios en Colombia disminuyeron la recolección y el uso de sangre, lo que resultó en una reducción de los componentes sanguíneos transfundidos a pacientes individuales.

Título traducido de la contribución	Efecto del primer año de pandemia por COVID-19 en la recolección y uso de componentes sanguíneos en Colombia monitoreados a través del sistema nacional de hemovigilancia
Idioma original	Inglés estadounidense
Páginas (desde-hasta)	421-430
Número de páginas	10
Publicación	Transfusion Medicine
Volumen	31
N.º	6
DOI	https://doi.org/10.1111/tme.12828
Estado	Publicada - oct. 24 2021

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Effect of the first year of COVID-19 pandemic on the collection and use of blood components in Colombia monitored through the national haemovigilance system. / Bermúdez-Forero, María Isabel; Soto-Viáfara, Jonathan Andrés; Gardeazábal-Acuña, Paula Andrea et al.
En: Transfusion Medicine, Vol. 31, N.º 6, 24.10.2021, p. 421-430.

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