Closed blood sampling devices are needle-free and reduce blood waste and the risk of transmission of infectious diseases. We designed an enclosed blood sampling device to improve its efficiency, particularly in the case of critically ill patients on life support after major injuries or trauma. The reservoir allows for blood storage and reduces repeated blood isolation from various parts of the body, such as the wrist, hand, and foot. It is possible to reintroduce unused blood into patients using this reservoir. The closed blood sampling system market is driven by the advantages of closed blood sampling over traditional methods, as well as the growing prevalence of surgical procedures and trauma.
Using the boom in the world-closed blood sampling system market, there is a growing variety of surgical methods. According to the World Health Organization, 266.2 to 359.five million surgical procedures were performed in 2012, which is approximately 38% better than the previous years and is expected to increase in the future. Thus, the increasing use of closed blood sampling devices will also increase as a result of an increased number of surgeries and emergencies and excessive amounts of blood transfusions. Research via the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) indicated that patients in ICUs are highly anemic, and 30 - 37% of patients in ICUs receive blood transfusions, which indicates the need for a closed blood sampling device.