Erratum to “Frequencies of polymorphisms of Rh, Kell, Kidd, Duffy and Diego systems of Santa Catarina, southern Brazil” [Rev Bras Hematol Hemoter. 2016;38(3):199–205]

Costa, Daiane Cobianchi; Schinaider, Alessandra Arruda; Santos, Thais Mattos; Schörner, Everaldo José; Simon, Daniel; Maluf, Sharbel Weidner; Moraes, Ana Carolina Rabello de; Silva, Maria Claudia Silva

doi:10.1016/j.bjhh.2016.09.001

Hematology, Transfusion and Cell Therapy

ISSN: 2531-1379

Hematology, Transfusion and Cell Therapy is a quarterly scientific publication of the Associação Brasileira de Hematologia, Hemoterapia e Terapia Celular (ABHH), Associazione Italo-Brasiliana di Ematologia (AIBE), Eurasian Hematology Oncology Group (EHOG), and Sociedade Brasileira de Oncologia Pediátrica (SOBOPE).

Hematology, Transfusion and Cell Therapy publishes original articles, review articles and case reports covering various areas in the field of hematology and hemotherapy. The journal was previously published, until 2016, as Revista Brasileira de Hematologia e Hemoterapia.

ISSN print: 2531-1379
ISSN online: 2531-1387

Published by Elsevier Editora Ltda, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Consensus of the Brazilian association of hematology, hemotherapy and cellular therapy on patient blood management.

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Page 201 – “Statistical differences were observed in the comparison with Brazilian populations. The genotypes RHCE*Ee, KEL*01.1/KEL*02, FY*01/FY*01, JK*01/JK*01, and JK*02/02 were more prevalent in the population from the state of Santa Catarina in comparison with the state of São Paulo. In addition, RHCE*Cc, RHCE*cc, RHCE*ee, FY*01/FY*02, FY*01/FY*02.N01, FY*02/FY*02, FY*02/FY*02.N01, FY*02.N01/FY*02.N01, and JK*01/JK*02 genotypes were more common in the population from the state of São Paulo” should read as “Statistical differences were observed in the comparison with Brazilian populations. The genotypes RHCE*Ee, KEL*01.1/KEL*02, FY*01/FY*02, JK*01/JK*01, and JK*02/02 were more prevalent in the population from the state of Santa Catarina in comparison with the state of São Paulo. In addition, RHCE*Cc, RHCE*cc, RHCE*ee, FY*01/FY*02.N01, FY*02/FY*02, FY*02/FY*02.N01, FY*02.N01/FY*02.N01, and JK*01/JK*02 genotypes were more common in the population from the state of São Paulo.”

Page 201 – “When the data were compared with European populations, only the genotypes RHCE*Cc, RHCE*EE, RHCE*ee, KEL*01.1/KEL*01.1, KEL*01.1/KEL*02, KEL*02/KEL*02 JK*01/JK*01, and DI*01/DI*01 did not differ statistically (Table 4)” should read as “When the data were compared with European populations, only the genotypes RHCE*Cc, RHCE*EE, RHCE*ee, KEL*01.1/KEL*01.1, KEL*01.1/KEL*02, KEL*02/KEL*02, FY*01/FY*01, JK*01/JK*01, and DI*01/DI*01 did not differ statistically (Table 4)”.

Tables

Table 1 should read as:

System	Genotype	Frequency (n(%))
		373 donors	31 patients
Duffy	FY01/FY01	57 (15.3)	3 (9.7)
	FY01/FY02	176 (47.2)	11 (35.5)

Table 2 should read as:

Genotype	JOA N33
Rh System
RHCE*Ee	0.12 (4)
RHCE*ee	0.82 (27)
RHCE*E	0.12
RHCE*e	0.88

Table 3 should read as:

Genotype	SC N373	PR N400	SP-POP1 N948	SP-POP2 N250	SP-POP3 N308
Duffy System
FY01/FY01	0.15 (57)	0.12 (50)	0.12 (114)	0.14 (34)	0.12 (36)
FY01/FY02	0.47 (176)	0.40 (157)*	0.45 (426)	0.27 (68)*	0.34 (105)*

Table 4 should read as:

Genotype	SC N373	Austria27 N200	Naples28 N225	Zurich29 N4000
Duffy System
FY01/FY01	0.15 (57)	0.20 (40)	0.18 (40)	0.18 (703)
FY01/FY02	0.47 (176)	0.36 (72)*	0.43 (98)	0.47 (1862)

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