In Vitro Lysis and Acute Transfusion Reactions with Hemolysis Caused by Inappropriate Storage of Canine Red Blood Cell Products

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J. H. Patterson · ContraFect (United States)

Anne‐Françoise Rousseau · Cornell University

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Acute life-threatening transfusion reactions can be caused by inappropriate storage of RBC products. In addition to infectious disease screening and ensuring blood-type compatibility, quality assessment of blood products, appropriate collection, processing, and storage techniques as well as recipient monitoring are critical to provide safe, effective transfusions.

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Blood transfusion and management Blood donation and transfusion practices Blood groups and transfusion

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Published in: Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine

Volume 25, Issue 4, pp. 927-933

DOI: 10.1111/j.1939-1676.2011.0737.x

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In Vitro Lysis and Acute Transfusion Reactions with Hemolysis Caused by Inappropriate Storage of Canine Red Blood Cell Products

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