Titlebook: Blood, Blood Products — and AIDS —; R. Madhok,C. D. Forbes,B. L. Evatt Book 1987 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1987 AIDS.HIV.H

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Waves as Particles and Particles as Wavessidence provided little evidence that the disease could have been acquired by contact with homosexuals, illicit drug abusers or Haitian immigrants. The hypothesis that AIDS developed in these patients as a result of an infectious agent transmitted by the blood products’ administration seemed logical

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Waves as Particles and Particles as Wavesvidual and of its epidemiology in the community from which the blood has been derived. In view of the very diverse origins of plasma used in the commercial manufacture of blood products the nearly universal spread of the virus is a particularly significant development. As will be shown in this chapt

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Karen Lopez-Camas,Muhammad Arshad,Aman Ullahting was uniformly in place. It is reasonable to claim that these activities have prevented a significant number of cases of transfusion associated AIDS cases, as testing alone has identified several thousand infected and potentially infectious donors during its first year. Major milestones in the m

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Serological tests,vidual and of its epidemiology in the community from which the blood has been derived. In view of the very diverse origins of plasma used in the commercial manufacture of blood products the nearly universal spread of the virus is a particularly significant development. As will be shown in this chapt

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Donor screening for HIV in the United States,ting was uniformly in place. It is reasonable to claim that these activities have prevented a significant number of cases of transfusion associated AIDS cases, as testing alone has identified several thousand infected and potentially infectious donors during its first year. Major milestones in the m

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The Future,1975, post-transfusion complications for chronically transfused haemophiliacs included hepatitis and liver disease, immune haemolysis, and inhibitors (Fratantoni and Aronson, 1976). Shortly thereafter, hepatitis B virus was identified and in rapid fashion, donor screening was initiated. Unfortunatel

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Marie Couturier,Jean-Guy BerrinAsymptomatic infection by the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) may be defined as follows: