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Transfusion of 28‐day‐old leucoreduced or non‐leucoreduced stored red blood cells induces an inflammatory response in healthy dogs

Studies in mice suggest that rapid transfusions of red blood cells (RBCs), refrigerator stored for longer durations, induce a pro‐inflammatory cytokine response. Studies in human neonates confirm these findings; however, to date, adult human studies have failed to replicate these findings. We used healthy research dogs to begin to examine the factors affecting the cytokine response to transfusion.