Apheresis is used for the collection of donor blood components (such as platelets or plasma) as well as for the treatment for certain medical conditions in which a part of the blood that contains disease-provoking elements is removed. This is how it works vs. Regular Blood Donation: You can donate your blood at The Medical City Clark now! Send us a message for more details. #TheMedicalCityClark #BloodDonation | The Medical City Clark

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Dr. Rashmi Sood, Consutlant & HOD, Transfusion Medicine & Immunohaematology at Manipal Hospital Gurugram, talks about apheresis, a painless procedure to remove a substance from the blood in this informative video. Watch to learn the types. For more information, call - 01244169950 for an appointment or visit- https://bit.ly/MHGurugram #ManipalHospitalGurugram #YourManipal #LifesOn #Healthcare #Apheresis | Manipal Hospitals

What is apheresis? The staff at NIH’s Department of Transfusion Medicine explain all the different ways they use apheresis to support the NIH Clinical Center’s mission of providing hope through pioneering clinical research to improve human health. Learn more: https://www.cc.nih.gov/bloodbank/donation-types/drca | The NIH Clinical Center