Transfusion related HIV infection: the Wellington experience
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K R Romeril1, R Fong, S G Dixon
1Wellington Hospital.
The New Zealand Medical Journal
|November 11, 1987
Abstract:
A case of transfusion-related AIDS is described which is believed to be the first published case to occur in New Zealand in a nonhaemophiliac patient. The human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) positive donor was shown to be the source of infection in five further HIV positive recipients.
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