1. Aprotinin, transfusions, and kidney injury in neonates and infants undergoing cardiac surgery 
M. Bojan, S. Vicca, C. Boulat, S. Gioanni, P. Pouard 
British Journal of Anaesthesia 
Volume 108, Issue 5, Pages (May 2012)
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2. Fig 1
Patient enrolment process over a 42 month period. Aprotinin was suspended from prophylactic use starting in the 20th month. Patients with missing data concerning transfusion and/or CPB characteristics and/or postoperative creatinine measurements were excluded.
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3. Fig 2
Number of blood product transfusions and CPB priming volumes across the study period. Data are shown as means and sd. There was a significant decrease in all blood product transfusions and in priming volumes over time, as shown by the results of analysis of variance, all P-values < Day 0: the day of surgery.
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4. Fig 3
Incidence of AKI and of AKI requiring PD across the study period. There was no linear trend for the overall AKI incidence, χ2 P-value=0.77, and the incidence of PD increased, χ2 P-value=0.02.
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