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    Group A plasma for traumas

    ChanNicky posted a topic in Transfusion Services
    Hello everyone. How was giving group A plasma for trauma patients (who don't have a historical ABO on file) implemented at your hospitals? Sorry if this was already addressed in an earlier post.
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    Group O platelets titer

    ChanNicky replied to ChanNicky's topic in Transfusion Services
    Thanks everyone for the feedback and comments. Also thank you Neil for posting those articles.
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    Repeat Antibody Investigations

    ChanNicky replied to richj's topic in Transfusion Services
    Hi, At my lab we do a panel every 30 days unless there's a change in the antibody screen.
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    Group O platelets titer

    ChanNicky posted a topic in Transfusion Services
    Hello everyone! I work in a transfusion service where we do NOT give ABO identical platelets and we give only 1 group O platelet every 24 hours. What is the titer limit for Anti-A in group O platelets? Has anyone heard of a study where Anti-A and/or Anti-B were titered in non-O platelets? Thanks

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