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Mapping anticipated advantages and disadvantages of implementation of extensive donor genotyping: A focus group approach.

Transfusion medicine (Oxford, England) - 1 Oct 2022

Luken Jessie S, Ritsema Sebastien P, Van der Wal Merel M, van der Schoot C Ellen, Rouwette Etiënne A J A, de Haas Masja, Janssen Mart P

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BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES: Current genotyping techniques allow typing of all relevant red cell, human leukocyte and platelet antigens in a single analysis. Even genetic markers related to donor health can be added. Implementation of this technology will affect various stakeholders within the transfusion chain. This study aims to systematically map the anticipated advantages and disadvantages of a national rollout...

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PMID: 35668008
DOI: 10.1111/tme.12887

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