Systems for collecting, storing, transporting, and transfusing human blood and products obtained from it are available as disposable biomedical goods called blood bag systems. Hospitals, blood banks, government initiatives, and NGOs all use disposable blood bags to store blood donations that have been received.
To reduce the importation of blood components from Western nations, government-funded programs in some Asian countries are concentrating on developing blood separation technology. The need for blood bags in Asia is also fueled by government programs that boost volunteer blood collection campaigns.
Global demand for disposable blood bags is anticipated to increase due to the growing frequency of blood-related illnesses and the increased need for blood transfer and collection bags.
Additionally, it is anticipated that there will be an increase in the need for blood-derived products and transfusion treatments during the next several years.
Technological Advancement
With the launch of new blood bags equipped with RFID tracking technologies, efficiency has grown, visibility has improved, and blood bags are now more securely protected while in transit. The position of blood bags may be tracked in real-time using a UHF Gen-2 RFID application provided by Alien Technology called UHF RFID-based-hemo-derivative blood bag tracking.
In blood banks, automated blood processing technology allows for more dependable and safe blood separation. Blood collecting facilities use cell separators to improve donor protection and blood component quality. For the separation of blood components, blood collection facilities are currently increasingly oriented toward automated portable devices.
Moreover, the requirement for whole blood and blood products, including RBC, plasma, hemoglobin, platelets, and WBC, is driven by the rise in surgical procedures, medical crises, chronic illnesses, and blood-related research. This will ultimately increase the demand for blood bags.
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