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'Bloodless' surgery avoids risks of transfusion

Mon, 24 Apr 2006 10:39 PM EST

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Dr. Charles R. Bridges stands besides a heart-lung machine Monday, April 10, 2006, at Pennsylvania Hospital in Philadelphia.   Pennsylvania Hospital is now able to offer so-called "bloodless surgery" to 90 percent of its patients who want it, joining a small but growing number of bloodless medicine programs around the country that also serve the general public.  When Irv Shapiro found out he needed surgery to fix a ruptured heart valve, one of the first questions he asked his doctor was whether he should donate his own blood.


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