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Component Testing & QC

 

Date Posted Subject
Nov. 18, 2011 Freshly collected apheresis platelets that do not exhibit swirling
Dec. 19, 2010 Is it necessary to test hemolysins in platelets suspended in additive solution?
Mar. 26, 2010 Using a rapid test to prevent transfusion of platelets that contain dangerous levels of bacteria ADDENDA April 9
Dec. 30, 2006 Are facilities routinely performing platelet sterility QC with the BacT/ALERT® system using both aerobic and anaerobic culture bottles?
Oct. 16, 2006 Management of other components from a donation when red cells fail leukocyte reduction filtration
May 21, 2006 What methods are used to measure the pH of donor platelets when doing routine QC activity required by the 23rd edition of AABB Standards (5.7.5.16 and 5.7.5.19)? ADDENDA May 29, 2006
Feb. 25, 2006 Experience in the US with the use of bacterial detection systems cleared by the FDA to allow the use of platelet products for up to seven days
Sept. 19, 2005 Techniques and methods used for fungal cultures of Hematopoietic Progenitor Cells, Apheresis (HPC-A), and Marrow (HPC-M) ADDENDA Sept. 20 & 22
Sept. 7, 2005 Methods to accurately quantify platelets in apheresis units ADDENDA Sept. 14 & 20
May 24, 2005 Assessing the hemostatic quality of platelet products ADDENDA May 31
Mar. 27, 2005 Should pH and glucose testing of single-donor apheresis platelets be discontinued in favor of a more sensitive detection method?
Mar. 13, 2005 Proficiency testing for urine dipstick method to detect bacteria in platelet concentrates ADDENDA Mar. 14
Oct. 11, 2004 Use and QC of 'platelet gel' ADDENDA Jan. 20, 2005; Feb. 1, 2005
Sept. 23, 2004 Acceptability of lipemic apheresis platelets for transfusion 
Mar. 28, 2004 Validation of 'non-culture' methods to detect bacterial contamination of platelets
Mar. 19, 2004 Managing discordant results for bacterial cultures between samples from plateletpheresis products at 24 hours and those from QA samples for sterility after 5-day storage ADDENDA Mar. 19
Jan. 20, 2004 Obtaining samples from platelet bags for pH/glucose testing by dipstick to detect bacterial contamination ADDENDA Jan. 21 & 26, Feb. 16 & 19
Dec. 22, 2003 Screening for quality of platelet concentrates by testing for EDTA-induced platelet shape changes
Sept 4, 2003 Using pH and glucose dipsticks to screen for contaminated platelets ADDENDA Sept. 6 & 7; Jan. 10, 14 & 26, 2004
Apr. 15, 2003 Is it necessary to use commercial WBC controls when using a Nageotte Counting Chamber for QC of leukoreduced blood products? ADDENDA April 16
Mar. 10, 2003 How are blood banks or transfusion services planning to address the new AABB requirement to have methods to limit and detect bacterial contamination in all platelet components? ADDENDA Mar. 10 & 11
Aug. 29, 2002 Transfusion medicine leaders urge blood collection community to immediately initiate program to detect bacteria in platelet products ADDENDA Aug. 30, Sept. 4, 6, 11, 13 & 16; Mar. 10, 2003
Mar. 5, 2002 Using pH paper to QC platelets ADDENDA Mar. 7 & 11
July 14, 2001 Experience with Positive Cultures of Hematopoietic Stem Cell Components ADDENDA July 16 & 17, 2001
Sept. 9, 2000 Survey regarding WBC contamination of plateletpheresis products

 

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