Good practices for blood establishments¶
World Health Organization. (2025). Good practices for blood establishments.
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- Platelet Swirling
- WHO guidance recognizes swirling as a possible routine check or quality-control procedure, while formal component specifications and national requirements also address platelet content, pH, residual cells, storage, bacterial risk, and other attributes.
This sourceCurrent authoritative quality-and-safety framework for blood components.
- WHO guidance recognizes swirling as a possible routine check or quality-control procedure, while formal component specifications and national requirements also address platelet content, pH, residual cells, storage, bacterial risk, and other attributes.
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