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Donation reactions among autologous donors
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  • 1992Moderate and severe reactions in blood donors97 cited
  • 1991The safety of preoperative autologous blood donation in the nonhospital setting95 cited
  • 2009Adverse reactions in blood and apheresis donors: experience from two Italian transfusion centres.69 cited
  • 2003On-Site Training in Applied Muscle Tension to Reduce Vasovagal Reactions to Blood Donation68 cited
  • 2012Analysis of adverse events and predisposing factors in voluntary and replacement whole blood donors: A study from north India62 cited
  • 2000Vasovagal reactions in volunteer blood donors: Analyzing the predictive power of the medical fears survey51 cited
  • 2006Phlebotomist interpersonal skill predicts a reduction in reactions among volunteer blood donors45 cited
  • 1994Blood donor behaviour in Greece: Implications for health policy38 cited
  • 2005Estimating the probability of a blood donation adverse event based on 1000 interviewed whole‐blood donors35 cited
  • 1990Moderate and Severe Reactions during Autologous Blood Donations Are No More Frequent than during Homologous Blood Donations134 cited
  • 2008Vasovagal reactions in ‘at risk’ donors: A univariate analysis of effect of age and weight on the grade of donor reactions33 cited
  • 1996A randomized, double‐blind comparison of donor tolerance of 400 mL, 200 mL, and sham red cell donation

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  • 1994Comparable Safety of Blood Collection in “High-risk” Autologous Donors Versus Non-High-risk Autologous and Directed Donors in a Hospital Setting23 cited
  • 2006Safety of RBC apheresis and whole blood donation in allogeneic and autologous blood donors20 cited
  • 1992Can (should) apheresis supplant whole blood collection?18 cited
  • 1994Cortisol and Heart Rate Changes in First- and Fourth-Time Donors17 cited