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Whole blood donations are typically split into three components: red blood cells, plasma, and platelets, allowing for multiple patients to receive the specific parts they need. This process involves centrifugation to separate the layers, and can yield up to sixteen products from plasma alone. Different blood components serve specific clinical purposes, ensuring patients receive only what is necessary for their treatment.
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- Souvik Sardar
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- EN