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In clinical studies, pathogen inactivation (PI) of platelet concentrates (PC) with amotosalen and UVA light did not impact patient risk for haemorrhage but may affect transfusion frequency and component utilization.… Click to show full abstract
In clinical studies, pathogen inactivation (PI) of platelet concentrates (PC) with amotosalen and UVA light did not impact patient risk for haemorrhage but may affect transfusion frequency and component utilization. We evaluated the influence of platelet PI on PC, red cell concentrate (RCC) and plasma use and safety in routine practice in a large regional hospital.
Keywords:
pathogen inactivation;
component utilization;
impact;
platelet;
patient
Journal Title: Vox Sanguinis
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Vox Sanguinis
Year Published: 2017
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