2002
DOI: 10.1182/blood.v99.9.3483
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Cytomegalovirus infections in cancer patients receiving granulocyte transfusions

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“…Recently, the debate on this issue has been rekindled with Narvios et al suggesting that screening of potential granulocyte donors for CMV antibody is not warranted, whereas Nichols et al disagree. 17,18 As expected, our analysis of the cohort that did not receive prophylactic GTs showed that a seronegative recipient of AlloPBSCs from a seropositive donor had a greater risk of CMV viremia compared with a seronegative recipient who received AlloPBSCs from a seronegative PBSC donor (30.8 vs 2.7%) ( Table 3). However, the additional transfusion of granulocyte components from CMV-seropositive donors to CMV-seronegative recipients did not significantly increase the risk of CMV viremia over that observed in similar donor-recipient CMV serostatus pairs given Data analysis for cellular subsets was limited to those patients for whom complete subset data were available.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Recently, the debate on this issue has been rekindled with Narvios et al suggesting that screening of potential granulocyte donors for CMV antibody is not warranted, whereas Nichols et al disagree. 17,18 As expected, our analysis of the cohort that did not receive prophylactic GTs showed that a seronegative recipient of AlloPBSCs from a seropositive donor had a greater risk of CMV viremia compared with a seronegative recipient who received AlloPBSCs from a seronegative PBSC donor (30.8 vs 2.7%) ( Table 3). However, the additional transfusion of granulocyte components from CMV-seropositive donors to CMV-seronegative recipients did not significantly increase the risk of CMV viremia over that observed in similar donor-recipient CMV serostatus pairs given Data analysis for cellular subsets was limited to those patients for whom complete subset data were available.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 72%
“…Outra forma de transmissão iatrogênica é dada pelo compartilhamento de seringas e agulhas no uso de drogas injetáveis, utilização de instrumentos na colocação de piercings e tatuagens, além de transfusão sanguínea, transplantes de órgãos e processos de diálises 1,26,27,28,29 .…”
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“…The need for this practice has been questioned recently as CMV unscreened GTX have not been associated with a higher incidence of CMV reactivation or disease in some studies. 46,47 However, this practice remains controversial 48,49 and until further information becomes available, the practice of attempting to provide CMV negative GTX to CMV seronegative recipients is recommended. As discussed below, the impact of leucocyte compatibility testing in determining the outcome of GTX remains unclear.…”
Section: Adverse Effects Of Granulocyte Donationmentioning
confidence: 99%