Excessive use of this procedure leads to hypocalcemia due to excessive citrate intake.
One rare side effect of this procedure is a form of lung injury called TRALI, and reactions to the protein HPA1-A cause a form of purpura after this procedure. In patients with selective IgA deficiency, leukoreduced, washed, or irradiated products are used in this procedure. Excessive use of this procedure leads to hypocalcemia due to excessive citrate intake. Measuring Duffy, Colt, and Landsteier-Weiner antigens are sometimes done before this procedure, and a positive Coombs test fortells possible adverse reactions to this procedure. The most severe complication of this procedure is an acute hemolytic reaction, which occurs if the type and cross-match was incorrectly run. For 10 points, name this procedure which can occur between two individuals who are ABO compatible.
One rare side effect of this procedure is a form of lung injury called TRALI, and reactions to the protein HPA1-A cause a form of purpura after this procedure.
Blood Transfusion