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Cerus Campus

 

Welcome to the Cerus Campus

Your video library for expert views and insights on blood safety

Introducing the Cerus Campus, a central source for videos with information and insights on the field of blood safety, featuring medical professionals from around the globe. Here you’ll find presentations and videos from leading experts on a range of topics, including blood safety, cost-effective solutions to prevent TTI, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on blood supply.

With the goal to share new findings, discoveries and opinions directly from medical professionals, the Cerus Campus is a valuable source of information.
To stay up-to-date on developments in the world of blood safety, sign up to be notified by email whenever a new presentation or video is posted. All content will be posted in English, with additional languages when available.

 

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Expert views / Library

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Stanford Blood Center - the first blood center of its size to implement pathogen reduction for 100% of platelet components

Stanford Blood Center
California, United States

EN

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Production and in vitro quality of pooled whole blood derived PI plasma

Dr. sc. nat. David Goslings, MBA
Blood Transfusion Service Zurich
Zurich, Switzerland

EN DE

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What does published literature tell us about the clinical efficacy of INTERCEPT treated platelets?

 

Dr. Joan Cid Vidal
Hospital ClínicBarcelona, Spain

EN

 

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Evolution of the level of blood safety and impact on patient safety: a historic perspective

Dr. Tor Hervig
Haugesund Hospital / University of Bergen
Bergen, Norway

EN

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Bacterial contamination rate of platelet components by primary culture and residual risk associated with false negatives: results from two recent
meta-analyses

Dr. Ryan A. Metcalf
University of Utah and ARUP Laboratories
Utah, USA

EN PL RU ES

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Ordering platelet concentrates: does pathogen inactivation matter to the clinician?

Prof. Dr. Helmut Ostermann
LMU Kliniken, University of Munich
Munich, Germany

EN



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