Evaluation of swirling, pH, and glucose tests for the detection of bacterial contamination in platelet concentrates.¶
Wagner, S. J., & Robinette, D. (1996). Evaluation of swirling, pH, and glucose tests for the detection of bacterial contamination in platelet concentrates. Transfusion, 989-993.
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- Platelet Swirling
- Wagner and Robinette found that cessation of swirling occurred only after inoculated bacteria had reached very high stationary-phase concentrations and was markedly less sensitive than culture or several microbiological methods.
This sourcePrimary evidence that swirling is an insensitive bacterial screen.
- Wagner and Robinette found that cessation of swirling occurred only after inoculated bacteria had reached very high stationary-phase concentrations and was markedly less sensitive than culture or several microbiological methods.
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