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KMID : 0387719920030010001
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Korean Journal of Blood Transfusion
1992 Volume.3 No. 1 p.1 ~ p.7
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Preparation and post-transfusion survial of Frozen-deglycerolized red blood cells
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한규섭/Major Noel R. Webster Colonel Luke S. Chung Colone
권석운/한복연/김상인/오영철/최범열/김기홍
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Abstract
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The authors prepared frozen-thawed-deglycerolized red blood cells from 9 units of CPDA1 packed red blood cells employing a high-glycerol technique. Mean recovery of red blood cells was 81.7% and most of the leukocytes and platelets were removed.
Post-transfusion survial was determined in three volunteer donors after injection of autologous 51Cr-labeled frozen-thawed-deglycerolized red blood cells. Mean 24-hour survival was 74.1% with a range of 68.4%-82.3%. In none of the studies was
there
any
sign of bacterial or fungal growth. Authors concluded that there were no major technical problems in the preparation and use of frozen-deglycerolized red blood cells in Korea.
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