Médecine transfusionnelle

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Dernière modification:

14 fév 2019

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Syndrome respiratoire aigu post-transfusionnel (TRALI)

Auteure : Tanya Petraszko, M.D., FRCPC
Date de publication en ligne : février 2019

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Date de publication:

10 aoû 2018

Les produits d’immunoglobulines (Ig) sont préparés à partir de plasma provenant d’un grand nombre de donneurs soigneusement sélectionnés. Ils peuvent être utilisés comme traitement de reconstitution du système immunitaire chez les personnes immunodéficientes ou comme traitement immunomodulateur contre les troubles auto-immuns ou allo-immuns. Ces produits comprennent les immunoglobulines intraveineuses (IgIV), les immunoglobulines sous-cutanées (IgSC), l’immunoglobuline Rh (IgRh) et l’hyperimmunoglobuline.

Dernière modification:

11 fév 2019

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La qualité des concentrés plaquettaires demeure élevée après sept jours d’entreposage

Auteurs : Katherine Serrano, Ph. D., Peter Schubert, Ph. D. et Dana Devine, Ph. D.
Date de publication en ligne : septembre 2017

Activités

Topic Teaching: Edmonton Autologous Stem Cell Manufacturing Program

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Quand

19 février, 2019 | 12:00 - 13:00

Où

Toronto/Webinar

Presented by:

Dr. Jelena Holovati
Director, Edmonton Stem Cell Manufacturing Program
Canadian Blood Services

Objectives:

1. To understand the key steps in autologous stem cell manufacturing process.
2. To highlight recent process improvement activities in Edmonton HSC manufacturing facility.

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U of T Rounds: Blood Product Provision for Rural and Indigenous Patients

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28 février, 2019 | 12:00 - 13:00

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Toronto/Webinar

Presented by:

Jacob Pendergrast, MD, FRCPC
Assistant Professor, University of Toronto
University Health Network Blood Transfusion Service

Learning Objectives:

1. To discuss the current health status of Canadian rural and Indigenous populations.
2. To review the history of health care provision to these populations.
3. To explore the challenges and opportunities for provision of safe transfusion support to these areas.

Journal Club

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Quand

12 mars, 2019 | 12:00 - 13:00

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Toronto/Webinar

Speaker:

Valerie Arsenault

More details to follow.

Blog

Dernière modification:

13 fév 2019

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New way to check the quality of blood before opening the bag

As part of a larger ongoing effort to develop non-invasive technologies to monitor blood products during storage, researchers have developed a new technique to assess the quality of blood without breaching the sterility of blood bags.

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7 fév 2019

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Stories worth Sharing: Highlights from our partners: Thrombomodulin: Old protein with new functions and hope

This week, we highlight work from one of our partners, the Centre for Blood Research. Wayne Zhao describes a review by Dr. Ed Conway, Centre for Blood Research director and adjunct scientist at the Centre for Innovation. This review describes the many roles of thrombomodulin, a protein involved in blood coagulation.

Dernière modification:

23 jan 2019

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Research Unit: What's in a bag of plasma?

In this study, Dr. William Sheffield and Craig Jenkins from the Centre for Innovation tested levels and activities of important plasma factors for coagulation in recovered plasma. They found that the way in which plasma is manufactured from whole blood impacts the composition of recovered plasma.

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