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This is a Cross-sectional study.

September 10, 2025International Blood Research & Reviews

Analysis of Association between Blood Lead Levels, Packed Cell Volume and Blood Group in Blood Donors: An Experience from a Tertiary Healthcare Facility in Port Harcourt

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PUPaxman Dandyson UkuUniversity of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital EBEunice BelemaUniversity of Port Harcourt Teaching Hospital COChimankpam Edison Okechukwu OmeoduNigerian Stored Products Research Institute

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Cross-sectional analysis reports no significant link between blood lead levels, packed cell volume, and blood group in donors, suggesting limited impact on transfusion outcomes.

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No significant relationship was identified between blood lead levels and packed cell volume in donors.
Donors' age showed a significant relationship with blood lead levels, indicating potential age-related effects.
Packed cell volume and blood group both showed statistically insignificant associations with blood lead levels.
The study included 246 male donors, examining vital health parameters relevant to blood transfusions.

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Uku et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68c1a12d54b1d3bfb60dc38a https://doi.org/10.9734/ibrr/2025/v16i2356

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Cross-sectional analysis reports no significant link between blood lead levels, packed cell volume, and blood group in donors, suggesting limited impact on transfusion outcomes.

Analysis of Association between Blood Lead Levels, Packed Cell Volume and Blood Group in Blood Donors: An Experience from a Tertiary Healthcare Facility in Port Harcourt

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Analysis of Association between Blood Lead Levels, Packed Cell Volume and Blood Group in Blood Donors: An Experience from a Tertiary Healthcare Facility in Port Harcourt

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