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Textbook of Blood Banking and Transfusion Technology 1st/2026 (Vol 1)

ISBN
9788199835108
Publisher
CBS Publishers & Distributors
Edition
1st
Year
2026
Weight
0.7 K.g.
Pages
518
Book Type
Paper Back
Condition
New
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Description

The chapters in this first volume have taken the reader from the basic structure and function of the human body to the microscopic details of blood cells, their disorders and core hematology procedures. For a blood 
bank technician, this knowledge shapes every decision about sample integrity, result reliability and the interpretation of laboratory findings that influence transfusion choices. 
As training progresses, readers will notice that these principles recur in many situations. Understanding erythropoiesis clarifies why some donors should be deferred; recognizing hemolysis helps in investigating 
transfusion reactions; knowing coagulation pathways makes PT/INR results meaningful when plasma or cryoprecipitate is prescribed. Referring to these pages during practical postings will reinforce that connection 
between basic science and safe transfusion practice. 
Volume 1 is best viewed as a foundation. New guidelines, instruments and reagents will continue to evolve, but careful history taking, meticulous sample collection, correct use of anticoagulants, proper smear 
preparation and thoughtful interpretation will remain the bedrock of every technician. The second volume will carry this foundation into the blood bank itself—into donor chairs, processing rooms, refrigerators, 
quality records and, ultimately, the bedside of the patient who receives the blood that has been so carefully handled. 

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