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Volume:
39
Issue:
5
1. The establishment of diagnosis and treatment subjects and systematic construction of the department of transfusion medicine in China: current status, challenges, and prospects
Page:571—579
2. Damage of stored red blood cell supernatant to vascular endothelial cells and its underlying mechanisms
Page:580—588
3. The role of green tea catechins in ameliorating erythrocyte lesion
Page:589—595
4. Clinical application of KASP-based RHCE genotyping in RhD-positive patients
Page:596—602
5. Quality of leukoreduced pooled concentrated platelets prepared from whole blood under different storage temperatures and durations
Page:603—609
6. Summary of the best evidence for the management of gastrointestinal graft-versus-host disease after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation
Page:610—618
7. Study on the construction of a red blood cell rare blood type database and physical repository in the Guangzhou Region
Page:619—628
8. Analysis of anti-TP detection and co-infection among blood donors in Hefei area
Page:629—635
9. The impact of donor reentry experience on blood donation return intention
Page:636—642
10. Analysis of blood return and its influencing factors
Page:643—649
11. Performance validation of a novel multiplex detection reagent for screening transfusion-associated infectious diseases
Page:650—655
12. Exploring the non-laboratory factors influencing coagulation factor Ⅷ and fibrinogen in fresh frozen plasma
Page:656—666
13. How to select appropriate human-derived antiserum for absorption and elution test
Page:667—672
14. Application of red blood cell apheresis in a case of juvenile polycythemia vera
Page:673—676
15. A case report of severe hemolysis associated with high-dose IVIG in a child
Page:677—681
16. Animal models for transfusion-related adverse reactions: a systematic review and subgroup meta-analysis
Page:682—688
17. Current status and implications of international harmonized good practices for blood establishments
Page:689—698