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S. Murphy, F. Gardner (1969)
Effect of storage temperature on maintenance of platelet viability--deleterious effect of refrigerated storage.The New England journal of medicine, 280 20
D. Buchholz, V. Young, N. Friedman, J. Reilly, M. Mardiney (1971)
Bacterial proliferation in platelet products stored at room temperature. Transfusion-induced Enterobacter sepsis.The New England journal of medicine, 285 8
G. Moore, W. Mallin, Susan Roberts, M. Failla, J. Gray (1973)
In Vitro Analysis of Platelet Function During Storage of Platelets from Plasmapheresed DonorsTransfusion, 13
H. Silver, A. Sonnenwirth, L. Beisser (1970)
Bactériologic Study of Platelet Concentrates Prepared and Stored without RefrigerationTransfusion, 10
A. Katz, R. Tilton (1970)
Sterility of Platelet Concentrates Stored at 25 CTransfusion, 10
(1971)
Mardiney: Bacterial proliferation in platelet products stored at room temperature
Murphy Murphy, Gardner Gardner (1969)
Platelet preservation. Effect of storage temperature on maintenance of platelet viability—deleterious effect of refrigerated storageN. Engl. J. Med., 280
(1971)
Bacterial proliferation in platelet products stored at room temperature. N. Eng
Samples of platelet concentrate prepared by double plasmapheresis of volunteers were stored at 4 C and 22 C for four to ten days and cultured from 0072 hours on brain heart infusion media, thioglycolate broth, and tryptic soy broth and incubated at 22 and 37 C for 21 days. A closed system was used for 42 units and a limited entry system involving pooling of platelet concentrates was used for 68 units. All 110 units were negative for bacterial contamination at both 4 C and room temperature, based on cultures using multiple media under maximized growth conditions for anaerobic as well as aerobic bacteria. Platelet concentrates handled in both a closed system and a limited entry system and stored up to at least 72 hours at room temperature remained free of bacterial contamination and appeared safe for transfusion.
Transfusion – Wiley
Published: Nov 12, 1973
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