Crayo Poor Plasma

Definition: A component prepared from plasma by the removal of cryoprecipitate

Properties: Its contents of albumin, immunoglobulin and coagulation factors is the same as that of fresh frozen plasma, except that the levels of the labile Factors V and VIII are markedly reduced. The fibrinogen concentration is also reduced in comparison to fresh frozen plasma. Should not contain irregular antibodies of clinical significance

Methods of preparation: Frozen plasma/ crayo-depleted plasma is the by-product of the preparation of cryoprecipitate from fresh frozen plasma.

Storage & Stability: The stability on storage is dependent on the storage temperature. Optimal storage temperature is at -25 degrees Celsius or lower. CPP could be stored 12 months at temperatures below -30 degrees Celsius.