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== Indications == * Platelet cut-off of 50 is reasonable for invasive procedures - give 1 unit and assess response == Components available == * '''Apheresis:''' 280 x10^9 in 210mL ** Collected from a single donor by using an apheresis machine with an integrated leucoreduction system, then returns the remaining blood back to the donor ** Have higher residual plasma content ** Much more costly ** Indications: *** Requirement for HLA compatible and/or HPA matched platelets *** Patients who require IgA deficient platelets *** Neonates/small children whose platelet dose requirement can be met by a split apheresis component, to avoid wastage of part of a pooled bag * '''Pooled:''' 290 x 10^9 in 370mL ** Produced via the Buffy Coat method - pooled from separate ABO-identical whole blood donations using a platelet additive solution, then centrifuged, filtered and rested to produce a leucodepleted pooled platelet unit * '''Paed:''' 75 x 10^9 in 55mL == Administration == * Expected rise in a 70kg stable adult is 20-40 x 10^9/L * Give over 30 mins * '''In an adult, generally give 1 unit pooled''' (or apheresis if they have a specific indication) [[Category:Haematology]]
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