Reports of febrile, nonhemolytic transfusion reactions (FNHTR) occurring at hospitals served by a regional blood center supplying 99,658 units of blood during 1980 were analyzed to determine if ...

The clinical presentation is a spectrum of symptoms, including fever ... blood can be found promptly. This has successfully prevented extravascular haemolytic transfusion reactions.

Febrile responses to platelet transfusions are common but some can be life-threatening and the cause of these reactions is largely unknown. In June 23 Lancet, Richard Phipps and colleagues from ...

Ensuring the safety of blood transfusions is ... children experience a higher rate of transfusion reactions compared to adults, particularly allergic and febrile non-hemolytic reactions[1].

This type is considered a universal donor because it does not have the antigens that could trigger a major incompatibility reaction. During your blood transfusion, an intravenous needle injected ...

Blood transfusion and haematology experts have stated that blood must be warmed before being transfused into a recipient to prevent adverse reactions such as shivering or fever and rigour. They ...