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Stability of Phenytoin in Blood Collected in Vacuum Blood Collection Tubes
Therapeutic Drug Monitoring, 1990The stability of phenytoin in blood collected in plain and serum separator tubes (SSTs) was investigated under simulated storage and transport conditions. The drug was generally more stable in plain collection tubes than in SSTs. No degradation occurred in plain red-top tubes or in refrigerated SSTs, but clinically significant degradation was present ...
R C, Parish, T, Alexander
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American Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, 1952
Abstract A method of collecting placental blood is described. The technique is similar to that employed in blood donor centers. Other considerations involving the availability of placentas and use for placental blood are discussed. The purpose of this report is to interest other investigators in the experimental use of placental blood.
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Abstract A method of collecting placental blood is described. The technique is similar to that employed in blood donor centers. Other considerations involving the availability of placentas and use for placental blood are discussed. The purpose of this report is to interest other investigators in the experimental use of placental blood.
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Model for blood collections management
Transfusion, 2010BACKGROUND: A typical blood bank gets its major supply of blood from organizing blood donation camps. The quantity of blood collected in the blood donation drives is random and it might be sensible to cut off the supply at some level to reduce the wastages by overcollection.STUDY DESIGN AND METHODS: In this paper we introduce two new cutoff level ...
Harshal, Lowalekar, N, Ravichandran
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PROTOCOLS FOR BLOOD COLLECTION IN A BLOOD BANK
Journal of Medicine and Health Research, 2022Blood donation is an essential component of healthcare globally. It pertains to therapeutic phlebotomy as a main medical intervention and blood transfusion as a life-sustaining and life-saving treatment. Every year, people all across the world donate more than 100 million units of blood.
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Collection and preparation of blood products
Clinical Techniques in Small Animal Practice, 2004Blood-component therapy has become an integral part of veterinary practice. Although access to veterinary blood banks has increased, practitioners may prefer to create their own blood-donor program to provide for their blood-product needs or to respond to an emergent need.
R L, Lucas, K D, Lentz, A S, Hale
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Collection of blood from swine
New Zealand Veterinary Journal, 1977Abstract Extract Recent implementation of regulations regarding pseudo-rabies has necessitated obtaining suitable blood samples from large numbers of swine for a critical serologic (serum neutralization) test. A clear, nonhemolyzed sample of uncontaminated serum is crucial to the accuracy of the test. Therefore, the purpose of this article is to review
W L, Schwartz, J E, Smallwood
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Sterility of Blood Collection Tubes
Annals of Internal Medicine, 1977Excerpt To the editor: Data in a recent article, "The Microbiology of Evacuated Blood Collection Tubes" (Ann Intern Med86:186-188, 1977), indicated that about 9% of the sterile, yellow-stoppered Va...
T J, Medrek, B C, Wooley
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Epidemiology of blood collection in France
European Journal of Epidemiology, 1999The objectives of the cross-sectional study (EpiCoS) were to describe, at different stages, volunteers offering their blood, and to characterize various ways of collecting blood. From 15 September 1996 to 31 December 1996, individuals presenting at fixed or mobile sessions in one of 11 randomly selected blood banks were included after they had a ...
S, Lawson-Ayayi, L R, Salmi
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GMP in Blood Collection and Processing
Vox Sanguinis, 1998AbstractThe principles of Good Manufacturing Practice have, in the main, been universally developed for the guidance of the pharmaceutical industry rather than for transfusion services. However, these rules and guides are increasingly being adapted for use in blood centres, in the production of labile blood components and of plasma for fractionation ...
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Blood component collection by apheresis
Journal of Clinical Apheresis, 2006Apheresis component collection is a rapidly growing area in the blood collection field. Several instruments with varying capabilities are available. This is a brief review of the equipment available for granulocyte and apheresis component collection and indications for their use.
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