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A decade of rare donor services in the United States. Report of the American Red Cross Rare Donor Registry (1981-1990).
Vox sanguinis - 1 Jan 1992
Mallory D, Malamut D, Sandler S G
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Between 1981 and 1990, the American Red Cross Rare Donor Registry supplied 9,872 units of red cell components with rare phenotypes to blood centers in the United States and abroad. Approximately 51% were from donors with high-frequency antigen-negative phenotypes and 49% were from donors with multiple antigen-negative phenotypes. Since 1989, the disease category requiring the largest number of units has been...
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