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This gets me everytime! Now I am trying to write a procedure.

According to the Technical Manual, 16th Edition, it states that RBCs collected in AS-1 and AS-3 can be frozen anytime up to their expiration date. What about AS-5? Another statement is that CP2D AS-3, AS-5 and CPD AS-3, AS-5 are not approved for rejuvination. However, non rejuvenated RBCs collected in CPD, CP2D or CPDA-1 must be frozen within 6 days of collection. Here's where I get confused...our RBC that we have, from ARC, are either AS-1 from CPD, or AS-5 from CP2D or AS-3 from CP2D. Is there a time when AS-1 and AS-3 are never collected from a whole blood from CPD or CP2D? And if not, how is it that AS-1 and AS-3 can be frozen up to their expiration dates? My understanding here is that all of our ARC units can never get frozen unless its w/in 6 days of collection. Or does that statement only refer to units with CPD, CP2D or CPDA-1 without Adsol? How can we store special antigen negative units? Thoughts or clarifications please!

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I personally would look in to the manufacturer of your system. The bag manufacturer as well as the rejuvasol manuf. They have give guidelines for those issues.

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