Summary. The post‐transfusion survival of multiple units of concentrated red cells was measured by 51chromium automated differential agglutination and double 51chromium technics. Since the mean 24 h survivals were similar with both assay methods, these methods are considered acceptable in evaluating red cell preservation. Analysis of the paired data, however, revealed a significant difference in the results, indicating that an average of 3% of 51chromium eluted from red cells during the first 24 h.
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