Blood Component Therapy

Blood Component Therapy is a medical treatment that involves separating blood into its individual components—such as red blood cells, plasma, and platelets—to treat various conditions. By using only the specific parts needed, this therapy can effectively address issues like anemia, clotting disorders, or trauma. For example, a single donation may help multiple patients, as red cells can be used for one person, while platelets may help another. This targeted approach maximizes the benefits of blood donations and improves patient care by ensuring they receive the most appropriate treatment for their needs.