REPORTS OF ADVERSE EVENTS TO BLOOD TRANSFUSION IN SLOVENIA IN 2002
Background. The risk of severe adverse events to blood transfusion is very low. More frequent are adverse events to transfusion, which are not severe, but must also be treated. Introduction of the haemovigilance system is a way of detecting and analysing
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