Blood Bank 
                    
                KG Hospital Regional Blood Bank is one of the few designated Regional
                    Transfusion Centres in Tamil Nadu. The Blood Bank is having state-of-the-art equipment and employing
                    the latest technology to render blood safer for transfusion.
                This is the second Blood Bank in India to incorporate gel technology from Switzerland for blood
                    grouping and cross-matching. This advanced technology provides accurate results among other
                    features, thus bringing the Blood Bank on par with those in the Western countries.
                Our Blood Bank has got an Aphaeresis Machine which makes single donor plasma exchange possible.
                 Every unit of blood collected in the Blood Bank is tested for HIV, Hepatitis B and C, Syphilis,
                    Malaria and SGPT.
                A high SGPT value can denote the presence of Hepatitis C virus even if the result is negative when
                    testing for antibodies to the virus. In addition, blood is tested for Cytomegalovirus before
                    transfusion for transplant patients.
                
                    
                        
                            -  The Blood Bank has an excellent component segregation device which can separate whole
                                blood into 4 basic components such as Packed Red Cells, Platelet Concentrate, Fresh
                                Frozen Plasma and Cryoprecipitate.
-  Components separation is done using a special, sophisticated automatic component
                                extractor which gives consistent volumes and maximum yield of components.
-  The KG Regional Blood Bank caters to the needs of more than 250 hospitals and nursing
                                homes not only in and around Coimbatore, but also to those in the neighbouring districts
                                such as Tirupur, Erode, Udhagamandalam and Palakkad in Kerala.
 
                    
                        
                            -  Blood and blood components are supplied free of cost to thalassemia and haemophilia
                                patients and are also given either free or at concessional rates to poor patients.
-  The demand for blood exceeds the supply and therefore to bridge the gap, the Blood Bank
                                is conducting Blood Donation Camps regularly. In these camps, the people are educated
                                about the various aspects of voluntary blood donation. Donor motivation and retention
                                also form part of the Blood Bank’s activities.
-  The KG Regional Blood Bank never compromises on the quality of blood and blood
                                components. For the Blood Bank, “Quality” is a journey and not a destination!!