Estimation of blood loss in maxillofacial surgery

The maintenance of the fluid balance surgical patients is one most important responsibilities modern team and proper replacement blood perhaps phases this Although surgeons anaesthesiologists well appreciate fact, they are often faced with problem accurately estimating loss in order to avoid under-replacement or over-replacement, both which can have adverse effects compromised patients. A total number 50 subjects, males females age group 15-50 years who reported our centre for major procedures under maxillofacial surgery were included study. study was conducted between September 2012 November 2014. : intraoperative various oral surgeries ranged from 63.6 – 1343 ml. 15 had 101-200 ml, 5 301-500 ml 12 >500 loss. average 343.3 ± 256.3 necessity depends on amount peri-operatively. In optimal effects, must be administered as it being lost amounts. Gravimetric method used estimation gravimetric offers a simple practical means during surgery. It will also help having an analytical idea about mean reduction haemoglobin percentage helpful evaluating postoperative transfusion. Therefore there very few instances where warranted majority cases that operated.