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Hemostatic properties of cold‐stored whole blood leukoreduced using a platelet‐sparing versus a non–platelet‐sparing filter
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In vitro Analysis of the Hemostatic Properties of Whole Blood Products Prepared with a Platelet-Sparing Leukoreduction Filter
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Platelet aggregation in whole blood is not impaired by a platelet‐sparing leukoreduction filter and instead depends upon the presence of leukocytes
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Cold‐stored leukoreduced whole blood: Extending the time between donation and filtration has minimal impact on in vitro quality
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Minimal impact of anticoagulant on in vitro whole blood quality throughout a 35‐day cold‐storage regardless of leukoreduction timing
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Platelet functionality in cold‐stored whole blood
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