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Evaluation of in vitro storage properties of apheresis platelets suspended in a bicarbonate‐containing additive solution with low levels of plasma and stored with a 24‐hour interruption of agitation

PLT additive solutions (PAS) are useful for reducing the frequency and/or severity of plasma‐associated transfusion reactions. A new PAS solution, PAS‐5, containing 5% plasma, maintains in vitro PLT properties during 7‐day storage. Periods with interruption of agitation (IA) ≤24 h routinely occur during PLT shipment and do not usually compromise platelet quality. The aim of the study was to evaluate the properties of PLTs stored for 7 days in 95% PAS‐5/5% plasma subjected to a 24‐h IA.