The MCV demonstrated an increasing trend of 71.14±1.0fL to 83.2±1.25fL indicating that the mean cell volume during the 35 days storage is raised; HCT demonstrated a slightly increasing trend of 38.08±2.73% to 44.33±2.49% indicating that haematocrit during the 35 days storage is slightly raised; MCH demonstrated a slightly increasing trend of 27.42±0.71pg to 33.49±2.17pg indicating that mean cell haemoglobin during the 35 days storage is slightly raised; while MCHC demonstrated a slightly decreasing trend of 41.14g±1.27 /L to 36.08±1.01 g/L indicating that mean cell haemoglobin concentration is slightly reduced.
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Evaluation of cellular changes in blood stored for transfusion at Bungoma County Referral Hospital, Kenya.
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The white blood cell count demonstrated a decreasing trend from 5.85x10 9 /L±0.41 to 2.12±0.14x10 9 /L indicating that; white blood cells during the 35 days storage reduce; RBC count demonstrated a slightly decreasing trend from 5.36±0.41 x10 12 /L to 4.91±0.40 x10 12 /L indicating that red blood cells during the 35 days storage are slightly decrease; HGB
The white blood cell count demonstrated a decreasing trend from 5.85x10 9 /L±0.41 to 2.12±0.14x10 9 /L indicating that; white blood cells during the 35 days storage reduce; RBC count demonstrated a slightly decreasing trend from 5.36±0.41 x10 12 /L to 4.91±0.40 x10 12 /L indicating that red blood cells during the 35 days storage are slightly decrease; HGB level demonstrated a slightly increasing trend from 15.47±0.45 g/dL to 15.89±0.25 g/dL indicating that haemoglobin level during the 35 days storage is slightly raised; while platelet count demonstrated a decreasing trend from 188.90±19.67x10 9 /Lto93.80±8.26 x10 9 /L indicating that platelets during the 35 days storage are depleted ( Figure 1 ).