Clinical studies at Sanquin
Between 2011 and 2022, the patient-oriented research of Sanquin Blood Supply was organized from the joint Sanquin - Leiden University Medical Center Jon J van Rood Center for Clinical Transfusion Research.
Clinical studies (alphabetical order)
For information on a clinical study please contact the principal investigator of the studies listed below or send an email to Sanquin Research.
- ABLE, Age of Blood Evaluation
- ATTACH, Analysis of Thrombocyte Transfusion in Cardiothoracic surgery and Hematology
- Bite Study, Bleeding In Thrombocytopenia Explained
- BloodMatch, The balance between patients’ need and supply of matched red cells.
- DRAIHA Study, Databank and Registry for AutoImmune Hemolytic Anemia
- DTD, Dutch Transfusion Data Warehouse (formerly PROTON II)
- EPO Rh4 Study
- FIBER, Fibrin Induced Blood Exposure Reduction
- First, use of Fibrin Sealant in total knee replacement surgery trial
- FROSTED, FResh frozen plasma, Omniplasma & SDP comparison of Transfusion reactions, Efficacy & DVT study
- INFLAME, INFLAMmatory Injury of the Lung after Cardiac SurgEry
- INOX-ICU, INsufficient OXygen supply in ICU patients
- INOX-ICU 2, Insufficient Oxygen Supply in ICU patients II
- LISBOA, Leiden Implementation Study of Blood management in hip and knee Arthroplasties
- LOTUS, LOng Term follow-Up after intra-uterine transfusionS
- Match, Preventive extended red blood cell antigen MATCHing: when and how
- MATER, Mortality After Transfusion of Ever-pregnant donor Red blood cells
- MATISSE, MAnaging Trombocyte transfusion In a Special Subgroup: nEonates
- MONET, Monitoring Outcome in NEonatal Thrombocytopenia
- OPTIMAL, Optimize Transfusion Support in Hematological Malignancies
- PREPAReS, Pathogen Reduction Evaluation & Predictive Analytical Rating Score
- R-FACT, Risk factors for alloimmunization after red blood cell transfusions
- Sex-mismatch, Sex-mismatched transfusions and recipient mortality
- STAR
- TeMpOH, Transfusion strategies in women during Major Obstetric Hemorrhage
- TeMpOH2, Transfusion strategies in women during Major Obstetric Hemorrhage
- TOMaat, Transfusie Op Maat ( allogeneic red blood cell sparing alternatives)
- WOMB, Transfusion requirements after postpartum hemorrhage