论文信息 - New versus old blood - the debate continues

New versus old blood - the debate continues

Since the inception of blood banking, refinements in laboratory processes have allowed for progressively longer storage times of red blood cells. Whilst advantageous for the logistics of stock management, the clinical impact of the duration of red blood cell storage prior to transfusion remains uncertain, and a topic of growing interest.

C. Harrison | D. Wyncoll | J. Laurie

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