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[The erythrocyte phenotype in ABO and Rh blood groups in blood donors and blood recipients in a hospital setting of Cameroon: adapting supply to demand].

Revue medicale de Bruxelles - 1 Jan 2000

Tagny C Tayou, Fongué V Fongué, Mbanya D

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The administration of ABO and Rh compatible blood products is primordial for the immulogic safety of blood during blood transfusion, more so in resource limited settings where blood grouping is confined to ABO and Rh testing only. Thus, from an immunological perspective, the frequency of blood phenotypes and the qualitative balance between supply and demand of blood products in a Cameroonian hospital were...

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