This is article was amazing to read. There was a device that had been used in more than 100 open surgeries in 2012 that was in the clinical trial stage of development. This device collects the blood that is sucked from the surgical site and placed in a bag that agitates it and sends it back to the patient. It is proving that its use would help to decrease the need for donor transfusions during surgery, as well as reducing the chance of complications associated with transfusions. Another benefit is to further assist when the challenges of blood conservation are even more critical. They are hoping to create a further developed option of this machine to be used in open heart surgeries of children to get them a better survival rate. This device
