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Wednesday, 6 SeptemberISBT2006Wednesday, 6 SeptemberPARALLEL SESSIONS16.40 - 17.004PS-26-03 ISBTP.F.W. Strengers (Secretary General ISBT)PARALLEL SESSIONS16.25 - 16.454PS-28-02 IMPACT OF NAT ON SEROLOGICAL SCREENING OF TTDS.L. Stramer (America Red Cross, Gaithersburg, United States of America)17.00 - 17.204PS-26-04 ADRPS. Churchill (Mayo Clinic Blood Donor Program, Rochester, United States of America)16.45 - 17.054PS-28-03 NAT TESTING OF BLOOD RECIPIENTS TO PROSPECTIVELYMONITOR TRANSFUSION ASSOCIATED INFECTIONS5617.20 - 17.304PS-26-05 ALLIANCE OF BLOOD OPERATORS: GLOBAL PERFORMANCEIMPROVEMENT THROUGH BENCHMARKINGS. Morgen (NHSBT International, Bristol, United Kingdom)H. Alter (National Institute of Health, Bethesda, United States of America)17.05 - 17.304PS-28-04 THE IMPACT OF INDIVIDUAL DONOR NAT SCREENINGON BLOOD SAFETY - THE SOUTH AFRICAN EXPERIENCE57A. Heyns (South African National Blood Service, Johannesburg, South Africa)16.00 - 17.30 Room 1.41 - 1.44S27: Resuscitation/Massive TransfusionChairs: M. James, E. Steyn16.00 - 17.30 Ballroom EastS29: Haemovigilance Systems16.00 - 16.304PS-27-01 RECENT ADVANCES IN TRAUMA SURGERYA. Nichol (Groote Schuur Hospital, Cape Town, South Africa)16.30 - 17.004PS-27-02 DAMAGE CONTROL SURGERYE. Steyn (Christiaan Barnard Memorial Hospital, Cape Town, South Africa)17.00 - 17.304PS-27-03 MASSIVE TRANSFUSION IN TRAUMA PATIENTST. Hardcastle (University of Stellenbosch, Cape Town, South Africa)Chairs: R. de Vries, S. Asmal16.00 - 16.304PS-29-01 HAEMOVIGILANCE SYSTEMS: AN OVERVIEW ANDUSE OF DATA FOR EVALUATIONP. Robillard (Quebec Public Health Institute, Montreal, Canada)16.30 - 16.454PS-29-02 SURVIVAL AFTER BLOOD TRANSFUSION - A STUDYOF MORE THAN ONE MILLION TRANSFUSION RECIPIENTSK. Titlestad, M. Ahlgren, H. Hjalgrim, K. Rostgaard Petersen, A. Shanwell, G. Edgren,E. Tynell, R. Norda (Department of Clinical Immunology, Odense C, Denmark)16.00 - 17.30 AuditoriumS28: Nucleic Acid Amplification Testing (NAT)16.45 - 17.004PS-29-03 POTENTIAL BENEFITS OF AN INFORMATION MANAGEMENTSYSTEM TO MONITOR HEMOVIGILANCEChairs: S. Kleinman, N. LelieJ.G. van der Wijst, A.G. van den Bos, B. de Pauw (University Hospital St Radboud,16.00 - 16.254PS-28-01 APPLICATION OF NUCLEIC ACID AMPLIFICATION TESTS TOSTUDY TRANSFUSION-ASSOCIATED MICROCHIMERISM – A NEWCOMPLICATION OF BLOOD TRANSFUSIONS IN TRAUMA PATIENTSNijmegen, Netherlands)17.00 - 17.154PS-29-04 HAEMOVIGILANCE IN FRANCE: CONTRIBUTION TO THEIMPROVEMENT OF TRANSFUSION PROCESS AND PRACTICEM.P. Busch (Blood Systems Research Institute, San Francisco, United States of America)C. Caldani, N. Ounnoughene, M.P. Vo Mai, K. Martiniere, B. Willaert, J.F. Legras, P. Zorzi(AFSSaPS, Saint-Denis, France)INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF BLOOD TRANSFUSIONXXIX THINTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE ISBT
Wednesday, 6 SeptemberISBT2006Wednesday, 6 SeptemberPARALLEL SESSIONSPOSTER WALK 217.15 - 17.304PS-29-05 THREE YEAR TRENDS IN TRANSFUSION ASSOCIATEDADVERSE EVENTS IN CANADA, 2002-2004S Leduc, P. Robillard, N. McCombie, J. Egan, M. Cator (Public Health Agency of Canada,Ottawa, Canada)Poster walks are going to be held for the first time this year. This new event is introducedin order to gain a maximum benefit from the scientific work presented andto create a lively interaction between poster authors, moderators and interestedcongress participants. Poster -walks will be organised during the poster sessionson Monday, 4 September and on Wednesday, 6 September (17.30 – 18.30 hours).The poster area is located next to the exhibtion.5816.00 - 17.30 Room 1.61 - 1.64S30: Rare Donor ProgrammeChairs: S. Nance, E. Smart16.00 - 16.204PS-30-01 THE INTERNATIONAL RARE DONOR PANELJ. Poole (IBGRL, NBS, Bristol, United Kingdom)16.20 - 16.354PS-30-02 SOUTH AFRICAN RARE DONOR PANELE. Smart (South African National Blood Service, Pinetown, South Africa)16.35 - 16.504PS-30-03 TESTING FOR RARE BLOOD DONORS FOR DNA ANALYSISC. Lomas-Francis (New York Blood Center, New York, United States of America)16.50 - 17.054PS-30-04 THE AMERICAN RARE DONOR PROGRAM – A COLLABORATIVEPROGRAM OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS AND THE AABBS. Nance (American Red Cross, Philadelphia, United States of America)17.05 - 17.204PS-30-05 SCREENING FOR BLOOD DONORS WITH RARE PHENOTYPESBY MULTIPLEX PCR WITHOUT DNA PURIFICATIONF. Wagner, R. Bittner, A. Döscher, E.K. Petershofen (DRK Blutspendedienst NSTOB,Springe, Germany)17.20 - 17.354PS-30-06 RARE BLOOD PROGRAMME IN CHINAZ. Zhu (Shanghai Blood Center, Shanghai, China)Poster authors, moderators and interested congress participants are kindly requestedto be present at the first poster in their poster session at the beginning of the presentationtime (17.30 hours).Snacks and drinks will be served.THE FOLLOWING POSTERS WILL BE DISCUSSED ON WEDNESDAY:Topic 01.1. Blood Safety - TTD - HIV P-013 – P-024Topic 01.2. Blood Safety - TTD - Hepatitis P-056 – P-085Topic 01.4. Blood Safety - TTD - West Nile Virus P-095 – P-099Topic 01.5. Blood Safety - TTD - Emerging Pathogens P-114 – P-140Topic 01.7. Blood Safety - TTD - Bacterial Contamination P-150 – P159Topic 02.1. Red Cells – Immunohaematology P-232 – P-283Topic 02.2. Red Cells - Immune Haemolytic Aneamias P-284 – P-301Topic 02.4. Red Cells Transfusion P-327 – P-348aTopic 03.2. Haemostatis - Related to Blood Transfusion P-353 – P-359Topic 04.3. Pathogen Reduction/Inactivation - Plasma P-381 – P-389Topic 05.1. Donor Management - Developing Donor Programs P-403 – P-412Topic 05.2. Donor Management - Recruiting and ManagingDonors (incl Management) P-442 – P-472Topic 07.1. Clinical Transfusion Practice - Leucocyte Depletion P-475 – P-481Topic 07.3. Clinical Transfusion Practice - Paediatric TransfusionPractice P-486 – P-492Topic 07.5. Clinical Transfusion Practice – Non-infectiousHazards of Transfusion P-498 – P-511Topic 09.1. Stem Cells - Pheriphal Blood and Bone MarrowProgenitor Cells P-523 – P-53759INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY OF BLOOD TRANSFUSIONXXIX THINTERNATIONAL CONGRESS OF THE ISBT
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