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Probabilistic mathematical modelling to predict the red cell phenotyped donor panel size.

PloS one - 1 Jan 2022

Best Denisse, Burrage Kevin, Burrage Pamela, Donovan Diane, Ginige Shamila, Powley Tanya, Thompson Bevan, Daly James

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In the last decade, Australia has experienced an overall decline in red cell demand, but there has been an increased need for phenotyped matched red cells. Lifeblood and mathematicians from Queensland universities have developed a probabilistic model to determine the percentage of the donor panel that would need extended antigen typing to meet this increasing demand, and an estimated timeline to achieve the...

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PMID: 36367895
DOI: 10.1371/journal.pone.0276780
PMCID: PMC9651592

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