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Deferral for low hemoglobin is not associated with increased risk of infection in Danish blood donors
Sebastian R. Kotzé
*
,
Ole B. Pedersen
, Mikkel S. Petersen
, Erik Sørensen
, Khoa Manh Dinh
, Kathrine Agergård Kaspersen
, Andreas S. Rigas
, Henrik Hjalgrim
, Klaus Rostgaard
, Gustaf Edgren
, Henrik Ullum
, Christian Erikstrup
*
Corresponding author af dette arbejde
Klinisk Immunologisk Afdeling
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Keyphrases
Non-associated
100%
Hemoglobin Level
100%
Blood Donors
100%
Low Hemoglobin
100%
Infection Risk
100%
Hazard Ratio
54%
95% Confidence Interval
54%
Postmenopausal Women
36%
Hospital Contact
18%
Risk Reduction
9%
Subthreshold
9%
Scandinavian
9%
Cox Regression
9%
Adverse Outcomes
9%
General Health
9%
Healthy Individuals
9%
Transfusion
9%
Health Outcomes
9%
Antimicrobial
9%
Blood Donation
9%
Antimicrobial Use
9%
Menopausal Transition
9%
Health Registers
9%
Nursing and Health Professions
Hemoglobin Blood Level
100%
Infection
100%
Blood Donor
100%
Hemoglobins
100%
Confidence Interval
54%
Hazard Ratio
54%
Outpatient
9%
Proportional Hazards Model
9%
Antiinfective Agent
9%
Adverse Outcome
9%
Diseases
9%
Immunology and Microbiology
Infectious Disease
100%
Hemoglobin Blood Level
100%
Hemoglobin
100%
Infection
100%
Premenopause
18%
Postmenopause
18%
Medicine and Dentistry
Infection
100%
Hemoglobins
100%
Blood Donor
100%
Hazard Ratio
46%
Postmenopause
15%
Premenopause
15%
Proportional Hazards Model
7%
Outpatient
7%
Antiinfective Agent
7%
Adverse Outcome
7%
Diseases
7%