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Effect on cardiovascular function and iron metabolism of the acute removal of 2 units of red cells
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  • 1977Standards for blood banks and transfusion services.1,202 cited
  • 1993Red cell collection by apheresis technology51 cited

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  • 2006Safety of RBC apheresis and whole blood donation in allogeneic and autologous blood donors20 cited
  • 2004Complications of Blood Donation: Manual and Automated Collection Procedures9 cited
  • 2009Impact of allogeneic 2-RBC apheresis on iron stores of Brazilian blood donors6 cited
  • 2003Restoration of red blood cell volume following 2‐unit red blood cell apheresis6 cited
  • 2013Collection of red blood cell units by apheresis5 cited

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