论文信息 - Detection of enterovirus viraemia in blood donors

Detection of enterovirus viraemia in blood donors

The infrastructure established for screening blood donations for hepatitis C virus has enabled large‐scale population testing for other viruses which are potentially transmissible by transfusion of blood components and plasma‐derived blood products. We have measured the frequency of viraemia of enteroviruses and parechoviruses in 83 600 Scottish blood donors to allow an initial assessment of their risk to blood safety.

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