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. 2005 Jan;18(1):12–29. doi: 10.1128/CMR.18.1.12-29.2005

TABLE 1.

Total number of blood donors by country and year in Latin America from 1993 to 2002

Countrya Total no. of donorsg in:
1993-1995b 1997 1999 2001/2002
ARG 811,850c 742,330 810,259 804,018e
BOL 37,948 40,056 20,628 24,747e
BRA 1,663,857f 3,014,184
CHI 217,312 220,686 218,371 226,119
COL 352,316 422,300 353,991 424,899
COR 50,692 58,436 93,518 53,465
ECU 98,473d 110,619 103,448 76,257
ELS 48,048 34,091 67,224 73,594
GUT 45,426 31,939 71,959
HON 27,885 27,963 40,933 40,755
MEX 1,092,741 1,027,253
NIC 46,001 46,539 45,000 48,921
PAN 26,333d 42,342 43,921 42,867
PAR 32,893d 39,904 45,597 45,533e
PER 203,690 311,550 149,077
URU 110,309d 115,490 116,626 101,669
VEN 204,316 262,295 302,100 369,440
a

Argentina (ARG), Bolivia (BOL), Brazil (BRA), Chile (CHI), Colombia (COL), Costa Rica (COR), Ecuador (ECU), El Salvador (ELS), Guatemala (GUT), Honduras (HON), Mexico (MEX), Nicaragua (NIC), Panama (PAN), Paraguay (PAR), Peru (PER), Uruguay (URU), Venezuela (VEN).

b

All data from 1993 unless otherwise specified.

c

Data from 1995.

d

Data from 1994.

e

Data from Argentina, Bolivia, and Panama from 2001; all the other countries from 2002.

f

Blood donors from the public sector only.

g

Bold type indicates baseline data for the country, i.e., the first time nationwide information was available.