Hypocalcaemia during plateletpheresis

Cassidy, Michael J.; Wood, Lucille; Jacobs, Peter

doi:10.1016/0955-3886(90)90098-4

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“…The inter‐donation time was approximately 1 month. The adverse effects, such as hypocalcaemia, citrate adverse effects and vasovagal reactions, were observed during donation (Cassidy et al , ; Makar et al , ; Tomita et al , ). The variables of WBP, PT and number of cycles, respectively, were measured.…”

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Improvement of plateletpheresis via technical modification on the MCS+

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Improvement of plateletpheresis via technical modification on the MCS+

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Hypocalcaemia

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Adverse Events in Platelet Apheresis Donors: A Multivariate Analysis in a Hospital‐Based Program

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Apheresis procedures have a 150-fold higher incidence of SAEs requiring hospitalization compared to whole blood donation. Identification of donors at risk for complications can facilitate modification of the apheresis procedure in order to reduce the likelihood of adverse events. Although our study did not demonstrate a cause-effect relationship between platelet donation and the development of acute coronary syndromes, underlying cardiovascular disease was detected in 2 donors during or after the apheresis who were otherwise asymptomatic.

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Hypocalcaemia during plateletpheresis

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Improvement of plateletpheresis via technical modification on the MCS+

Improvement of plateletpheresis via technical modification on the MCS+

Hypocalcaemia

Adverse Events in Platelet Apheresis Donors: A Multivariate Analysis in a Hospital‐Based Program

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