Reducing allogenic blood exposure in paediatric cellular therapy collections: A conservative prime strategy

Unprimed MNC collection can be safely performed in paediatric patients even when the ECV/TBV ratio exceeds 15%. With careful monitoring and procedural planning, this conservative strategy may reduce allogenic blood exposure without compromising safety or collection efficiency.

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Transfusion Medicine
Published
2025-05-19
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https://doi.org/10.1111/tme.13151
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1
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Blood transfusion and management
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Reducing allogenic blood exposure in paediatric cellular therapy collections: A conservative prime strategy

Yamac Akgün, Andriana Pavlovich
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Reducing allogenic blood exposure in paediatric cellular therapy collections: A conservative prime strategy

Yamac Akgün, Andriana Pavlovich
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Abstract

Unprimed MNC collection can be safely performed in paediatric patients even when the ECV/TBV ratio exceeds 15%. With careful monitoring and procedural planning, this conservative strategy may reduce allogenic blood exposure without compromising safety or collection efficiency.

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Children's Hospital of Los Angeles (US), University of California, Los Angeles (US)
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