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About BloodThe ABO blood group system was discovered by Karl Landsteiner in 1900. 46 years later (1946) the Blood Transfusion Service was formed. In 1996 the National Blood Service was formed to collect and provide blood supplies for all the hospitals in Sri Lanka.
Components of BloodWhen we receive your donation we separate it into individual components by spinning it in a machine called a centrifuge. The individual components are red cells, white cells, platelets and plasma. These can all be put to different uses.
How does the Body Replace BloodDuring a whole blood donation we aim to take just under a pint (about 470mls) of blood, which works out at no more than 13 per cent of your blood volume. After donation, your body has an amazing capacity to replace all the cells and fluids that have been lost.
The first two trainees of the inaugural SAATM fellowship training program successfully completed their training during April/May 2013 at the National Blood Center, Colombo.Dr Indrani Roy and Mr Dilram Silpakar from India received their training under the supervision of Dr Pushpa Dissanayake (Consultant Transfusion Physician). Dr Shanthi Perera (IC/Training unit) acted as the training coordinator for this program.
The first two trainees of the inaugural SAATM fellowship training program successfully completed their training during April/May 2013 at the National Blood Center, Colombo.Dr Indrani Roy and Mr Dilram Silpakar from India received their training under the supervision of Dr Pushpa Dissanayake (Consultant Transfusion Physician). Dr Shanthi Perera (IC/Training unit) acted as the training coordinator for this program.
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100% of Sri Lankan blood donors are voluntory non rermunerated donors.
Your precious donation of blood can save as many as 3 lives.
You can donate blood in every 4 months time.
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World Blood Donor Day.
14th JUNE
Postal Address:
National Blood Center,
No. 555/5D, Elvitigala Mawatha,
Narahenpita,Colombo 05,
Sri Lanka.
Email: info@nbts.health.gov.lk
Telephone :
General : +94112369931-4
Donor Section : +94117220677
Fax Number : +94112369939
To ensure the quality, safety, adequacy and cost effectiveness of the blood supply and related
laboratory, clinical, academic and research services in accordance with national requirements and
WHO recommendations.
