Ghent University Academic Bibliography

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Comparison of three commercially available buffy coat pooling sets for the preparation of platelet concentrates

Hendrik Feys (UGent) , R Devloo, B Sabot, J Coene and Veerle Compernolle (UGent)

(2018) VOX SANGUINIS. 113(6). p.555-561
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High platelet content can increase storage lesion rates following Intercept pathogen inactivation primarily in platelet concentrates prepared by apheresis

Hendrik Feys (UGent) , R Devloo, B Sabot, K De Pourcq, J Coene and Veerle Compernolle (UGent)

(2017) VOX SANGUINIS. 112(8). p.751-758
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Persistent aggregates in apheresis platelet concentrates are commonly collected from donors with a history of aggregate donation

Hendrik Feys (UGent) , H Pottel, J Coene, G Vandewalle, Philippe Vandekerckhove (UGent) and Veerle Compernolle (UGent)

(2016) VOX SANGUINIS. 111(4). p.431-433
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Observational study of corrected count increments after transfusion of platelets treated with riboflavin pathogen reduction technology in additive solutions

SM Drawz, S Marschner, M Yañez, A García de Coca, Hendrik Feys (UGent) , D Deeren and J Coene

(2015) TRANSFUSION. 55(7). p.1745-1751
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Aggregates in platelet concentrates

PF van der Meer, LJ Dumont, M Lozano, N Bondar, J Wong, S Ismay, J Pink, W Nussbaumer, J Coene, Hendrik Feys (UGent) , et al.

(2015) VOX SANGUINIS. 108(1). p.96-125

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Comparison of three commercially available buffy coat pooling sets for the preparation of platelet concentrates

High platelet content can increase storage lesion rates following Intercept pathogen inactivation primarily in platelet concentrates prepared by apheresis

Persistent aggregates in apheresis platelet concentrates are commonly collected from donors with a history of aggregate donation

Observational study of corrected count increments after transfusion of platelets treated with riboflavin pathogen reduction technology in additive solutions

Aggregates in platelet concentrates

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