parallel sessions - International Society for Blood Transfusion
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Wednesday, 6 SeptemberISBT2006Wednesday, 6 SeptemberPARALLEL SESSIONSPARALLEL SESSIONS14.00 - 15.30 Room: 1.61 - 1.64S22: Artificial O 2Carriers: Status 2006Chairs: E. Briët, N. Novitsky14.00 - 14.304PS-22-01OVERVIEW OF ARTIFICIAL O 2CARRIERS15:15 - 15:304PS-23-04 PK BLOOD GROUP ANTIGEN: A NATURALRESISTANCE FACTOR TO HIV INFECTIONN. Lund, D. Sakac, C.A. Lingwood, C. Levene, A. Hellberg, M.L. Olsson, D.R. Branch(University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada)A. Pape (Johann Wolfgang Goethe - University, Frankfurt Am Main, Germany)5214.30 - 15.004PS-22-02 HEMOSPAN ® : SCIENTIFIC FOUNDATIONSAND CLINICAL DEVELOPMENT14.00 - 15.30 Room: 1.41 - 1.44S24: An Update on <strong>Blood</strong> <strong>Transfusion</strong> Services/Practice in AfricaChairs: J. Emmanuel, J.B. Tapko53B. Winslow (Sangart Inc., San Diego, United States of America)15.00 - 15:304PS-22-03 BOVINE HEMOGLOBIN (HEMOPURE): CLINICAL USE INSOUTH AFRICAL.J. Levien (Milpark Hospital, Johannesburg, South Africa)14.00 - 14.05WELCOME AND INTRODUCTION OF AFSBT PRSIDENTJ. Emmanuel (Malawi <strong>Blood</strong> <strong>Transfusion</strong> Service Project, Malawi)14.05 - 14.10PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESSK. Boukef (National <strong>Blood</strong> <strong>Transfusion</strong> Service, Tunis, Tunisia)14.00 - 15:30 AuditoriumS23: HIVChairs: R.M. Wood, M.P. Busch14.00 - 14:304PS-23-01 HAEMATOLOGICAL MANIFESTATIONS OF HIV IN PAEDIATRICPRACTICE AND TRANSFUSION MANAGEMENT OF HIVG. Gray (Perinatal HIV Research Unit, University of the Witwatersrand, Diepkloof, South Africa)14:30 - 15.004PS-23-02 BIOLOGY OF HIV IN AFRICAC. Williamson (HDMM, University of Cape Town, Cape Town, South Africa)15.00 - 15:154PS-23-03 GENITAL HERPES (HSV-2) EXPOSURE CORRELATESSTRONGLY WITH PREVALENT HIV-1 INFECTIONS IN SOUTH AFRICANBLOOD DONORS: A PILOT STUDYR.J. Benjamin, C.T. Fang, A. Puren, B.D. Schoub, M. Vermeulen, C. Coleman, A. du P. Heyns,R.L. Crookes (American Red Cross <strong>Blood</strong> Services, Dedham, United States of America)14.10 - 14.194PS-24-01 CURRENT STATUS OF THE BLOOD PROGRAMME IN NAMIBIA:IMPROVING BLOOD SAFETY AND ADEQUACY AND FUTURE CHALLENGESR. Redeker, R. Wilkinson (<strong>Blood</strong> <strong>Transfusion</strong> Service, Namibia)14.19 - 14.284PS-24-02 NIGERIA: EMERGENCE OF THE RUDIMENTS OF CENTRALIZED,NATIONALLY-COORDINATED BLOOD SERVICE - THE GOALS, SUCCESSES,CHALLENGES AND FUTURE PLANSF. Ayo (Federal Ministry of Health Nigeria, Abuja, Nigeria)14.28 - 14.374PS-24-03 THE CONCEPT TO PROVISION OF SAFE BLOODIN A DEVELOPING COUNTRY: THE LAGOS STATE MODELR. Olatunji (Lagos State Health Service Commission, Lagos, Nigeria)14.37 - 14.464PS-24-04 ANTI - U IDENTIFIED IN ERITREAG. Williams (National Health Laboratory, Asmara, Eritrea)INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF BLOOD TRANSFUSIONXXIX THINTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE ISBT
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