Erratum on “Risk factors associated with the occurrence of adverse events in plateletpheresis donation” [Rev Bras Hematol Hemoter. 2014;36(3):191–5]

Barbosa, María Helena; Silva, Karla Fabiana Nunes da; Coelho, Dieska Quintiliano; Tavares, Jordânia Lumênia; Cruz, Luciana Falcão da; Kanda, Márcia Helena

doi:10.1016/j.bjhh.2014.06.003

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“…High rationality in the present and studies from the other part of India is at par with developed countries indicates the development of health services in India especially in the field of transfusion medicine. We have encountered 09 (0.8%) adverse events during the Plateletpheresis procedures, similarly low incidence 0.68% (18/2,641) is reported by Pietro Bonomo et al [30] while higher incidence was reported by Barbosa M H et al 4.4% [31] and much higher incidence 18% (n=90) was reported by Patidar G K et al in their study [32] . Commonly encountered adverse events were hypocalcaemia, hypovolemic shock, local hematoma around the venipuncture site and events related to device.…”

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Various Aspects of Plateletpheresis Procedure and Uses of Single Donor Platelet at a Tertiary Care Hospital

Sharma¹

2017

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Various Aspects of Plateletpheresis Procedure and Uses of Single Donor Platelet at a Tertiary Care Hospital

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2017

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Profile of apheresis donors at Professor Alberto Antunes University Hospital of the Federal University of Alagoas

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Zielak

Almeida³

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Hemotherapy services play a key role in attracting donors and providing safe blood to the population. The apheresis platelet collection procedure is a relatively simple, safe and important procedure for increasing the stocks of these services. However, the recruitment and retention of these donors still represent a major challenge. Objective: Evaluating the profile of donors of blood components by apheresis in the Transfusion Unit of Professor Alberto Antunes University Hospital - UFAL, as well as knowing the hematological parameters pre- and post-donation, the occurrence of the main adverse events related to the procedure and the difficulties faced by the donor. Method: This was a cross-sectional observational study. We analyzed a total of 160 forms of apheresis donors from March 2017 to June 2018. The data were tabulated using the Excel program, and then analyzed in order to determinethe objectives. Results: Most donors were male (93.13%), aged between 25 and 40 years (48.75%) and brown (25.62%). There was a slight prevalence of singles (49.37%) and 73.75% were from Maceió. The most prevalent ABO and Rh phenotyping was O+ (39.3%). Most of the procedures were simple platelet collection (75.60%) and the occurrence of adverse events during donations was 30.63%. Conclusion: Evaluation of apheresis donor profile and the knowledge of the possible side effects related to the procedure provided a better understanding of this type of donation and may improve the capture and retention processes of these individuals, minimizing the effects of lack of blood for Alagoana population.

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A Retrospective Analysis of Apheresis Donor Deferral and Adverse Reactions at a Tertiary Care Centre in India

Arora

Garg

Kaushik

et al. 2016

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Erratum on “Risk factors associated with the occurrence of adverse events in plateletpheresis donation” [Rev Bras Hematol Hemoter. 2014;36(3):191–5]

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Various Aspects of Plateletpheresis Procedure and Uses of Single Donor Platelet at a Tertiary Care Hospital

Various Aspects of Plateletpheresis Procedure and Uses of Single Donor Platelet at a Tertiary Care Hospital

Profile of apheresis donors at Professor Alberto Antunes University Hospital of the Federal University of Alagoas

A Retrospective Analysis of Apheresis Donor Deferral and Adverse Reactions at a Tertiary Care Centre in India

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