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If there is any reference about expiry of thawed FFP pooled (open system). If pooled(open system) and stored at 1-6C what will be the expiry, if close system pooled stored at room temp or 1-6 above all if there is any reference about pooling of FFP after thawing

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For rbc ,it may be a risk ,for plts how much of quntity of rbc can be there which may be problem for RES of the infant but FFP whats the fun of considering RH when there are no rbcs and D is not found on plt and wbc...hope it helps

what about diffrential adsorption....elimnate anti -D remains your anti E and Anti -C ,if still its hard then adsorb any of these two ....hope it helps

whats the composition of modified LISS

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i want know composition of modified LISS

Does it change to 24 hrs same like washed cells...do you have any referance pls

we are some times re centrifuging sagm added blood unit to remove its sagm+plasma content in order convert it into a prbc for neonatal use.......does this removal change the expiry date to 24 hours.... i got cofused with a statement from circular of information 2009...regarding this...please help me to it .

some times we get screening negative but on running penal we find some of the cells are reactive i guess these things do help to rule out nature of the antibody

why not to go for an antigen profile of the pt. and try to rule out later what possible antibody can play....

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we are re using left over tubes in the diamed cards and as i remember we did not see any trouble in re using the liss-coombs and nacl cards and normalyy we leave the cards @ room temp.im thinking now to have a survey of the finding...this is something nice been taken into account.....

this is what happens every where in the places which are called HOSPITALs and health centres....nurses and doctors consider lab.workers E>Ts......but its funny