|[[Blood transfusion|Basics of Blood Transfusion]]
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== Ferritin in laboratory medicine ==
...ls indicate iron overload, either due to haemochromatosis, excessive blood transfusion, or iron intoxication. Hepatitis can also cause elevated ferritin levels as
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'''Transfusion reactions''' may occur during [[blood transfusion]]. Most commonly caused by clerical errors, like giving the blood to the wr
*** Acute haemolytic transfusion reaction
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...roducts as well, like fresh frozen plasma. See also [[Transfusion reaction|transfusion reactions]].
== Transfusion compatibility ==
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** Blood transfusion
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* Pancytopaenia – blood transfusion, G-CSF
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...s involves monitoring, replacing lost fluids, and blood transfusion. Blood transfusion is indicated at haemoglobin level < 70 g/L, with a target of 70 – 90 g/L.
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* [[Blood transfusion]]
|Blood transfusion with infected blood
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** Rarely by blood transfusion, needle sharing, etc.
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