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Is it time for new initiatives in the blood center and/or the hospital to reduce bacterial risk of platelets?
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Is it time for new initiatives in the blood center and/or the hospital to reduce bacterial risk of platelets?

P. Tomasulo and L. Su
Transfusion, Vol.51(12)
2011
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1537-2995.2011.03423.x

Abstract

analytic method bacterium contamination bacterium culture bacterium detection blood safety blood storage blood transfusion reaction clinical effectiveness colony forming unit Escherichia coli false positive result good manufacturing practice health care cost hemolysis Hepatitis B virus Hepatitis C virus human Human immunodeficiency virus infection risk Klebsiella pneumoniae limit of detection nonhuman pan genera detection test predictive value review sepsis shelf life Staphylococcus epidermidis thrombocyte thrombocyte transfusion transfusion related acute lung injury virus transmission Bacteria Blood Platelets Disinfection Female Humans Male Platelet Transfusion Plateletpheresis Skin
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