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[Clinical usefulness of blood platelets cryopreserved in liquid nitrogen].

Z R Mrowiec, B Kotelba-Witkowska, E Lechart, J Gutkowska, S Cieśluk, M. S. Kramer, Anna Gronkowska

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The hemostatic effectiveness of platelet concentrates cryopreserved in a vapor phase of liquid nitrogen were evaluated after transfusion of 14 concentrates to 6 patients. Transfusion of AB0 and Rh-compatible platelet concentrates elevated the number of circulated platelets in donors by about 24 G/L. The mean corrected count increment (C.I.) after 001 and 24 hours post transfusion was 14.694 and 7.735/microliters/m2/10(11) respectively. Decrease of haemorrhagic diathesis, and correction of bleeding time in all cases have been observed.

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The hemostatic effectiveness of platelet concentrates cryopreserved in a vapor phase of liquid nitrogen were evaluated after transfusion of 14 concentrates to 6 patients. Transfusion of AB0 and Rh-compatible platelet concentrates elevated the number of circulated platelets in donors by about 24 G/L. The mean corrected count increment (C.I.) after 001 and 24 hours post transfusion was 14.694 and 7.735/microliters/m2/10(11) respectively. Decrease of haemorrhagic diathesis, and correction of bleeding time in all cases have been observed.

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The hemostatic effectiveness of platelet concentrates cryopreserved in a vapor phase of liquid nitrogen were evaluated after transfusion of 14 concentrates to 6 patients. Transfusion of AB0 and Rh-compatible platelet concentrates elevated the number of circulated platelets in donors by about 24 G/L. The mean corrected count increment (C.I.) after 001 and 24 hours post transfusion was 14.694 and 7.735/microliters/m2/10(11) respectively. Decrease of haemorrhagic diathesis, and correction of bleeding time in all cases have been observed.

Key concepts: Platelet, Cryopreservation, Liquid nitrogen, Medicine, Blood transfusion, Chemistry, Surgery, Internal medicine

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