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Transfusion and blood donation on the screen
Transfusion, 2008BACKGROUND: In the 20th century, blood transfusion has become an indispensable therapy in carrying out and improving many medical and surgical applications. Its scope of influence goes well beyond that of medicine, because blood donation, an action with high social significance, is completely connected to progress in the field.STUDY DESIGN AND METHODS:
Bruno, Danic, Jean-Jacques, Lefrère
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Nature, 2017
When threats emerge to the blood supply, public-health officials must make difficult decisions to reduce the risk of infections being transmitted by transfusions.
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When threats emerge to the blood supply, public-health officials must make difficult decisions to reduce the risk of infections being transmitted by transfusions.
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Screening for High Blood Cholesterol
Clinics in Laboratory Medicine, 1989The detection and treatment of high blood cholesterol will require a sizeable screening effort. To a large extent, the screening can be accomplished through routine medical care, but screenings conducted at public or community sites also offer promise.
B, Schucker, R H, Bradford
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Screening for Autologous Blood Transfusions
International Journal of Sports Medicine, 2009The ratio between the amount of hemoglobin in the mature erythrocyte population and the reticulocytes (RBCHb:RetHb ratio) has previously been suggested as a marker to screen for EPO-abuse. We speculated that the reinfusion of blood would lead to a marked increase in this ratio, making it a valuable parameter in the screening for autologous blood doping.
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Economics of blood screening: in search of an optimal blood screening strategy
Tropical Doctor, 2006The objectives of this retrospective study were to assess the economic impact that the practice of 'family replacement donor system' has on the operational costs of a rural blood bank and to rationalize efficient blood screening protocols with a view to minimizing blood screening costs without compromising blood safety.
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Journal of Clinical Virology, 2006
The safety of the blood supply has been greatly improved in the past two decades owing to continuous improvement in the technology and sensitivity of laboratory testing, better donor education and selection, and tighter quality control on blood bank operations.
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The safety of the blood supply has been greatly improved in the past two decades owing to continuous improvement in the technology and sensitivity of laboratory testing, better donor education and selection, and tighter quality control on blood bank operations.
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The Journal of the American Dental Association, 2020
Gayathri, Subramanian, Samuel Y P, Quek
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Gayathri, Subramanian, Samuel Y P, Quek
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Blood Screening for Phenylketonuria
JAMA, 1961To the Editor:— Since the discovery by Folling, in 1935, of phenylketonuria (PKU), the simple ferric chloride test of urine has been the universal method of detecting this disease in spite of serious limitations. These include (1) failure of young infants to produce a positive test until several weeks after birth, even though there is evidence that ...
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Blood Bank and Diabetes Screening
Clinical Laboratory, 2017Won, Sriwijitalai, Viroj, Wiwanitkit
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