Vox Sanguinis · 1981 · 23 citations · 8 references
MedicineHematologyHematology PhysiologyHemostasisTransfusion MedicineBlood CollectionBlood Component TherapyBlood PreservationBlood StorageComponent PreparationRed Blood Cell TransfusionBlood Component StorageComponent HarvestingErythrocyte AggregationRed Blood Cell ConcentratesRed Blood Cell SeparationRed Cell Component PreparationShelf LifeShelf-life Protection
Abstract. Packed erythrocytes which are white cell and microaggregate poor and virtually platelet free, with a long shelf life (35 days), can be prepared from a routinely used plastic pack system incorporating a cotton wool filter module. The filtered packed cells have improved physical and biochemical properties after prolonged storage, and with acceptable autologous erythrocytic survivals the system lends itself to routine clinical practice. It avoids the need for microaggregate filters at administration, at the same time reducing the immunogenicity of the transfused blood. Blood component harvesting is not compromised.
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A simple method for measuring erythrocyte deformability.
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Blood Transfusion in Clinical Medicine
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