CPD-A2

Since the introduction of acid-citrate-dextrose (ACD) in 1947 to anticoagulate and preserve whole blood for transfusion, various… Expand

The stability of red blood cell antigens and plasma coagulation factors stored in new plastic blood packs containing either… Expand

The 4OC shelf-life of whole blood and red blood cell concentrates can be extended from 21 days to 35 days by supplementing the… Expand

The marginal viability of erythrocytes stored for 35 days as red blood cell concentrates in citrate‐phosphate‐dextrose‐adenine… Expand

To see if citrate‐phosphate‐dextrose‐adenine‐two (CPDA‐2) anticoagulant‐ preservative had an effect on the viability of platelets… Expand

The effects of an 8‐hour hold at 22 degrees C prior to component preparation were evaluated in a split‐bag study using nine units… Expand

Extension of the time within which whole blood may be separated into components offers logistic advantages for the operation of… Expand

The recent Food and Drug Administration (U.S.) approval of a new blood preservative (CPDA-1) which contains adenine not only… Expand