Ryan Metcalf/LikedIn; Paula Dhiman/LinkedIn; Simon Stanworth/University of Oxford
Sep 16, 2025, 11:59
Ryan Metcalf, Paula Dhiman and Simon Stanworth on Personalized Platelet Transfusion Predictions for Neonates
JAMA shared on LinkedIn:
”Editorial: Recent randomized trials have questioned the safety and benefits of platelet transfusions, while new methodologies explore personalized transfusion decisions based on individual patient characteristics.”
Read the full paper in JAMA.
Article: Personalized Platelet Transfusion Predictions for Neonates
Authors: Ryan Metcalf, Paula Dhiman, Simon Stanworth
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