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A Ministry of Health, MRC and Department of Health for Scotland study showed restricting the size of plasma pools greatly reduces the incidence of jaundice.

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RLIT0000058 - Homologous serum jaundice after transfusion of whole blood dried small pool plasma dried irradiated plasma and kaolin treated filtered liquid plasma - 26 Jun 1954

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26 June 1954
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Blood Products and Addressing Risk: Pool Sizes

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RLIT0000058 Homologous serum jaundice after transfusion of whole blood dried small pool plasma dried irradiated plasma and kaolin treated filtered liquid plasma 26 Jun 1954

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