论文信息 - Use of a cloud‐based search engine of a centralized donor database to identify historical antigen‐negative units in hospital inventories

Use of a cloud‐based search engine of a centralized donor database to identify historical antigen‐negative units in hospital inventories

The provision of units with antigen‐negative attributes is required for alloimmunized transfusion recipients and to avoid alloimmunization among patients on chronic transfusion support. Recent evidence confirms that the demand for antigen‐typed units is increasing.

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