The
Transfusion News email arrived in my inbox this morning. Hyperhemolysis
syndrome – that’s a new one on me…
![]() Hyperhemolysis Syndrome (HS) is a rare, potentially fatal condition characterized by the development of severe anemia after transfusion in which post-transfusion hemoglobin levels are lower than pre-transfusion values. HS is usually associated with [Read More] |
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![]() Congratulations to the Transfusion News Editorial team members who will be receiving 2019 AABB President’s Awards: Joe Chaffin, William Lane, Daniela Hermelin and Ronald Jackups. In addition to their role as educators in the field of Transfusion Medicine, Dr. Jackups and Dr. Jackups are being recognized for their contributions to Transfusion News, particularly for the Transfusion Medicine Question of the Day. |
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![]() Pathogen-reduced platelets may soon be an attractive option for hospitals, but how do you implement them? Pat Kopko shares UCSD's solution! [Listen Now] |
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![]() The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has issued final guidance to reduce bacterial contamination of platelets stored at room temperature; the recommendations must be implemented within 18 months. The current rate of [Read More] See also: BBGuy Podcast: FDA Platelet Bacteria Guidance with Pat Kopko |
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