Changes in Equipment for Processing Blood Donor Samples Issued 2025

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New Blood Product Combining RBCs, Plasma Associated With Improved Survival After Trauma. A new blood product that combines red blood cells and plasma in one bag is associated with better survival from a penetrating major trauma injury compared to RBCs alone, new research suggests.
Aletta, the worlds first Autonomous Robotic Phlebotomy Device (ARPD), is transforming blood collection with fully automated, AI-driven robotic precision. Using state-of-the-art Doppler ultrasound-guided imaging combined with robotic needle insertion, Aletta optimizes accuracy and safety for all patients.
Each blood donation is broken down into its separate component parts using a centrifuge. Red blood cells, plasma, or platelets are extracted using specialised machines. All the different components are sent to their specific holding areas where they will be quarantined until all the required testing is completed.
Many blood bank records, such as donor history forms, must now be kept indefinitely due to the need to review the records in cases of possible transfusion-transmitted diseases.
Blockchain can make data from that path visible, while protecting the security of private information. With this new system, when a donation occurs, the unit is scanned and all the related blood data is put on the blockchain (supported by the EY OpsChain platform).
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As with regular blood donations, apheresis is generally painless. Still, there may be some side effects, such as discomfort in the arm where the needle is inserted, lightheadedness, sweating, or a drop in blood pressure.
RBC components can also be prepared by automated apheresis methods, which are continuous collection systems that remove blood from a donor, collect RBCs and return the remaining blood and plasma to the donor.
The objective of using BlockChain Technology (BCT) in blood bank system is to ensure that the patient gets safe blood. This can be achieved by the different entities in the chain; verifying the quality / expiry of blood from the blockchain that provides the trust factor that is required.