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The Impact of Emerging Infectious Diseases on Chinese Blood Safety. [PDF]
Transfus Med Rev, 2017 He M, Wang J, Chen L, Liu J, Zeng P.
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One Health approach for West Nile virus surveillance in the European Union: relevance of equine data for blood safety. [PDF]
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1998
Three of four recipients of transfusion in the United States are patients undergoing surgery, and despite promising advances in the development of alternatives to allogeneic blood transfusion, it is likely that for years to come this patient population will remain dependent on blood donated by volunteers.
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Three of four recipients of transfusion in the United States are patients undergoing surgery, and despite promising advances in the development of alternatives to allogeneic blood transfusion, it is likely that for years to come this patient population will remain dependent on blood donated by volunteers.
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The safety of blood donation by elderly blood donors
Vox Sanguinis, 2011Background Due to the ageing population, blood donation by the elderly is necessary to maintain blood supply. We initiated a prospective study, to assess whether there is an increased risk of donor reactions in elderly donors.Study Design and Methods In this prospective study, regular donors aged from 66 to 68 and 69 to 71 years were invited to ...
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Blood Safety in Developing Countries
Vox Sanguinis, 1994AbstractThis study, based on responses to a questionnaire, was undertaken to define problems in and formulate solutions for improving blood safety in developing countries as part of an effort to monitor the status of blood transfusion services globally. Despite improvements between 1988 and 1992, only 66% of developing countries (DGCs) and 46% of least
W N, Gibbs, P, Corcoran
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Pediatrics, 1985
To the Editor.— Transfusion practices in the neonate have become increasingly controversial with the recent reporting of AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome). Many parents have requested the opportunity to provide directed donations with marginal success due to lack of storage apparatus and or staff refusal.
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To the Editor.— Transfusion practices in the neonate have become increasingly controversial with the recent reporting of AIDS (acquired immune deficiency syndrome). Many parents have requested the opportunity to provide directed donations with marginal success due to lack of storage apparatus and or staff refusal.
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Journal of Clinical Apheresis, 1993
AbstractThis is a review of events when the medical community realized that AIDS was an infectious disease which might be transmitted by blood transfusions and the response by the various organizations and agencies to curb the potential spread of HIV via blood products.
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AbstractThis is a review of events when the medical community realized that AIDS was an infectious disease which might be transmitted by blood transfusions and the response by the various organizations and agencies to curb the potential spread of HIV via blood products.
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