Academic Blood Transfusion Journals

Academic journals are respected for the research and information they provide about the topic they cover. Scholarly life science journals publish good quality articles by subjecting them to a thorough and careful peer review process. Blood transfusions represent one of the risk factors that have proved to enhance the incidence of post-operative morbidity and in particular the incidence of infective complications. Blood transfusions may create conditions leading to an immune down-regulation, clinical evidence known in the literature as allogenic blood transfusion–associated immunomodulation. Blood Transfusions involve RBC transfusion, Platelets and Clotting Factor Transfusions and Plasma Transfusions. Articles of Blood disorders & transfusion are often anonymously reviewed by several experts; this process is called "peer review process. The aim of the editors is to publish timely, useful and informative results that will be of value to a general biological audience. Academic journals have been started which are playing a major role in enhancing the dissemination of medical and scientific knowledge.

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Last date updated on January, 2025