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Quarantines, Recalls, Market Withdrawals and Lookbacks – Video

By Carter BloodCare | 0 comment | Hospital | 29 June, 2018

Confusion frequently arises over the different notifications received from a blood center regarding blood components under suspicion. This video will attempt to clarify the differences between quarantines, recalls, market withdrawals and lookbacks, the different categories of notification.

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