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Stability of ex vivo coagulation factor activity in never-frozen and thawed refrigerated canine plasma stored for 42 days.

Weiqin CheeClaire Rebecca SharpCorrin J BoydMelissa A ClausLisa Smart
Published in: Journal of veterinary emergency and critical care (San Antonio, Tex. : 2001) (2021)
Refrigerated canine plasma from these 10 dogs retained coagulation factor activity above the limit that we defined as suitable for transfusion for up to 32 days when NEVER-FROZEN and 28 days when THAWED. Further studies should evaluate the clinical outcomes and effects on coagulation factor activity of dogs receiving refrigerated plasma transfusions.
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