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of 1 ml were collected from each animal during the blood extraction, a second from the ST unit and a third from the CE unit. Samples were analyzed to determine red cell count, haemoglobin concentration, packed cell volume, mean corpuscular volume, mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration, and leucocyte count (WBC) using an haematological analyzer, Sysmex KX-21N. Descriptive statistics and “t” Student matching group test were used to analize data. The CE obtained at the end of the process had a Packed Cell Volume (PCV) = 57% in both species and the erythrocyte characteristics remained unchanged after the leukoreduction process. The CE of the canine blood was efficiently leukoreduced (mean = 95.5%) with a remaining WBC content of 0 to 3100 µL (mean 790 µL). The CE of the horse blood was also efficiently leukoreduced (mean = 93.4%) remaining a WBC content between 200 to 800 µL (mean 450 µL). These results show that the Top and Bottom System is efficient in obtaining leukoreduced erythrocyte units to be used for transfusion in dogs and horses.

Leucorreducción en sangre de caninos y equinos para transfusión de eritrocitos