TABLE 1.

A selection of published reports on the clinical use of CB platelets, plasma and red blood cells in wound healing, ophthalmology, neonatal and pediatric transfusion.

CB component	Product	Therapeutic field of use	Conditions	Ref
Platelets	Platelet Gel, Platelet Rich Plasma	Wound healing	Diabetic foot ulcers, pressure ulcers, epidermolysis bullosa, oral mucositis, fistulae, surgical wound dehiscence	Rosso et al. (2014); Piccin et al. (2017a); Piccin et al. (2017b); Volpe et al. (2017); Gelmetti et al. (2018); Sindici et al. (2018); Bisceglia et al. (2020); Volpe et al. (2020); Torkamaniha et al. (2021)
Platelets, Plasma	Eye Drops	Ophthalmology	Neurotrophic keratopathy, ocular graft versus host disease, ocular burns, dry eye syndrome, glaucoma	Erdem et al. (2014); Versura et al. (2014); Yoon (2014); Sharma et al. (2016); Giannaccare et al. (2017); Buzzi et al. (2018); Campos et al. (2018); Samarkanova et al. (2020c); Giannaccare et al. (2020); Samarkanova et al. (2021)
Red Blood Cells	Leukoreduced Red Blood Cells	Premature newborn’s and pediatric transfusion	Anemia	Bhattacharya et al. (2001); Bhattacharya (2006); Khodabux et al. (2008); Khodabux and Brand (2009); Khodabux et al. (2011); Hassall et al. (2012); Bianchi et al. (2015); Hassall et al. (2015); Bianchi et al. (2018); Neema (2018); Sarin et al. (2018); Teofili et al. (2018); Bianchi et al. (2020); González et al. (2020); Lopriore et al. (2020); Teofili et al. (2020)