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Does Hyperconcentration Result in Platelet Activation?

T.J. Gollehon, Dana E. King, F E Craig

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Background and Objectives: Hyperconcentration of platelets may lead to platelet activation and loss of platelet function. Materials and Methods: Platelet activation following hyperconcentration was assessed using flow-cytometric detection of platelet P-selectin expression and platelet swirling. Results: Platelet hyperconcentration led to a minimal increase in P-selectin expression and no differnce in platelet swirling. Conclusion: Hyperconcentration was not associated with a clinically significant change in platelet activation and had no significant effect on platelet quality as detected by pH and platelet yield.

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Background and Objectives: Hyperconcentration of platelets may lead to platelet activation and loss of platelet function. Materials and Methods: Platelet activation following hyperconcentration was assessed using flow-cytometric detection of platelet P-selectin expression and platelet swirling. Results: Platelet hyperconcentration led to a minimal increase in P-selectin expression and no differnce in platelet swirling. Conclusion: Hyperconcentration was not associated with a clinically significant change in platelet activation and had no significant effect on platelet quality as detected by pH and platelet yield.

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Background and Objectives: Hyperconcentration of platelets may lead to platelet activation and loss of platelet function. Materials and Methods: Platelet activation following hyperconcentration was assessed using flow-cytometric detection of platelet P-selectin expression and platelet swirling. Results: Platelet hyperconcentration led to a minimal increase in P-selectin expression and no differnce in platelet swirling. Conclusion: Hyperconcentration was not associated with a clinically significant change in platelet activation and had no significant effect on platelet quality as detected by pH and platelet yield.

Key concepts: Platelet, Platelet activation, P-selectin, Medicine, Internal medicine, Immunology, Chemistry

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