Misoprostol administration mimicking a febrile transfusion reaction

Increased awareness of misoprostol's thermogenic effects in transfusion medicine may improve differential diagnosis, reduce unnecessary testing, and enhance patient satisfaction by avoiding unwarranted concerns regarding transfusion reactions.

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Transfusion
Published
2025-02-05
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https://doi.org/10.1111/trf.18150
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1
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Blood transfusion and management
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Misoprostol administration mimicking a febrile transfusion reaction

Nalan Yurtsever, Edward L. Snyder
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Misoprostol administration mimicking a febrile transfusion reaction

Nalan Yurtsever, Edward L. Snyder
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Abstract

Increased awareness of misoprostol's thermogenic effects in transfusion medicine may improve differential diagnosis, reduce unnecessary testing, and enhance patient satisfaction by avoiding unwarranted concerns regarding transfusion reactions.

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Yale University (US)
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