Haemovigilance in India during the COVID-19 pandemic

Rati Sudha · Isha Goel · Poonam Katiyar · Gauri Misra · Reema Roshan · Naveen Kumar Sharma +2 more

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JOURNEY TO SAFE BLOOD Critically ill patients who have lost blood must receive blood transfusions in order to survive, but could encounter adverse effects during this process. Any adverse incident that occurs during or after a transfusion of whole blood or one of its components and is not associated with any other factor is considered […]

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