Donor Erythrocytophereses - Initial Experience with the Haemonetics MCS+Separator
Dárcovské erytrocytaferézy – první zkušenostise separátorem Haemonetics MCS+
Jsou prezentovány výsledky a hodnocení laboratorních kontrol kvality deleukotizovaných erytrocytůa erytrocytů zbavených buffy-coatu vyrobených metodou aferézy na přístroji Haemonetics MCS+. Jekonstatována vysoká standardnost a kvalita konečných produktů, relativní bezpečnost odběru a dobrátolerance procedury dárcem.
Klíčová slova:
 erytrocytaferéza, erytrocyty resuspendované deleukotizované, erytrocyty bez buffy-co-atu resuspendované, kontrola kvality
																	
									Authors:
											D. Janek										
				
									Authors‘ workplace:
											Hematologické a transfuzní oddělení NsP, Karviná-Ráj
																
				
									Published in:
					Transfuze Hematol. dnes,, 2000, No. 4, p. 134-136.
					
				
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Overview
The authors present the results and evaluation of laboratory quality controls of red cells, buffy coatremoved and leucocyte-depleted produced by apheresis on a Haemonetics MCS+ apparatus. Theauthors found a high standard and quality of the final products, relative safety of sampling andsatisfactory tolerance of the procedure by the donor.
Key words:
 erythrocytapheresis, red cells in additive solution, buffy-coat removed and leucocyte-dep-leted
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Transfusion and Haematology Today
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