Prevention of transfusion‐transmitted cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection: Standards of care

• DOI: 10.1111/vox.12103
• Publication Date: 2014-05-07T11:01:18Z
• Authors: L. Lieberman; D. V. Devine; H. W. Reesink; S. Panzer; J. Wong; T. Raison; S. Benson; J. Pink; G. C. Leitner; M. Horvath; V. Compernolle; P. S. Prado Scura...; S. Wendel; G. Delage; S. Nahirniak; X. Dongfu; T. Krusius; E. Juvonen; S. Sainio; J.‐P. Cazenave; P. Guntz; D. Kientz; G. Andreu; P. Morel; E. Seifried; K. Hourfar; C. K. Lin; J. O'Riordan; E. Raspollini; S. Villa; P. Rebulla; P. Flanagan; D. Teo; S. Lam; A. L. Ang; M. Lozano; S. Sauleda; J. Cid; A. Pereira; B. Ekermo; C. Niederhauser; S. Waldvogel; S. Fontana; M. J. Desborough; R. Pawson; M. Li; H. Kamel; M. Busch; L. Qu; D. Triulzi
• Keywords: Cytomegalovirus; Cytomegalovirus infections; Transfusion reaction

legend: 1: Provides CMV-negative and leucoreduced product; 2: provides product or CMV alone; 3: LR either pathogen-inactivated 4: practice unspecified unknown.a Refers to cases when mother is negative.b recipient donor are negative.