The nice people at “Transfusion
News” sent their update today:
42-Day Old RBCs Deliver Oxygen as Well as 7-Day Old RBCs
 | | March 29, 2021 | | Many
studies have investigated the physiological, biochemical, and
structural abnormalities that RBCs acquire during storage, but few have
managed to compare oxygen delivery between “fresh” and “old” RBCs. In
order to compare oxygen delivery of stored RBCs, researchers randomized
(1:1:1) 30 healthy males (median age, 23 years) to receive two units of
autologous RBCs either 7, 28, or 42 days after donation. [Read More] |
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this webinar, Dr. Cécile Toly-Ndour, PharmD, PhD will tell us how the
automated anti-D microtitration on the IH-500 system can distinguish
passive from immune anti-D. She will also share how the use of the
automated gel anti-D titration method is beneficial, its correlation to
the reference tube method, and the added value of the gel titer score
for monitoring pregnancies complicated by an anti-D alloimmunization. [Register Now] |
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| March 24, 2021 | BBGuy Podcast |
| CE
Episode! Cardiorespiratory transfusion reactions such as TACO and TRALI
are deadly. Learn from an expert how to identify and manage them. [Listen Now] |
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