the most common and serious are intravascular hemolytic transfusion reactions because of ABO incompatibility caused by giving the wrong blood to a patient (e.g. group A blood to a group O recipient).

Each blood bank or transfusion service must have a system ... Generally, the severity of a hemolytic reaction is directly related to the volume of incompatible blood transfused (although some ...

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

A patient had anaphylactic transfusion reactions when transfused with small amounts (10 ml or less) of blood from four consecutive ... McDuffie) were used as the hemolytic indicator.

The hemolytic index was 42 (normal ... Subsequently, only Group O, Rh-negative blood was used, and no further transfusion reactions occurred. Splenectomy was performed on October 14.

Hale attempting to perform a blood transfusion—a seemingly complicated ... and military physicians regarding blood typing, hemolytic reactions, altered oxygen affinity and other potential ...

Because this type of procedure, both whole blood transfusion and plasma transfusions, have to occur at a very slow pace, because these animals will have a higher risk of having a reaction ...