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Raman spectroscopy of stored red blood cell concentrate within sealed transfusion blood bags

Vardaki et al., 2018

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13397236542764407687
Author
Vardaki M
Atkins C
Schulze H
Devine D
Serrano K
Blades M
Turner R
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The standard practice in blood banks worldwide involves storage of red blood cells (RBCs) in plastic bags until they are needed for transfusion. During storage, the cells gradually degrade in functionality, a condition described as RBC storage lesion. Standard analytical …
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