TABLE 4.

TRALI cases

	Case:	Age (years)	Sex	Plasma only	Imputability	TRALI classification	Diagnosis	ALI risk factors	Bilateral infiltrates	Units transfused a
										Plasma	RBCs	PLTs
qFFP	Case 1	70	F	Yes	Probable	Type I	Abdominal aortic aneurysm rupture	‐	Yes	3	‐	‐
	Case 2	68	F	Yes	Possible	Type II	Sepsis, GI	Shock (non‐cardiogenic)	Yes	2	‐	‐
	Case 3	66	F	‐	Definite	Type I	Myasthenia gravis	‐	Yes	2	3	1
	Case 4	61	M	‐	Definite	Type I	Aorto‐iliac bypass graft	‐	Yes	2	1	1
	Case 5	74	M	‐	Possible	Type I	CABG with aortic valve replacement	Shock (non‐cardiogenic)	Yes	1	1	‐
	Case 6	53	F	‐	Probable	Type II	Upper GI bleeding	Shock (non‐cardiac)	Yes	3	1	2
	Case 7	66	F	‐	Probable	Type II	Surgery for pelvic trauma	Shock (non‐cardiogenic)	Yes	2	‐	1
	Case 8	76	F	‐	Probable	Type II	Pericardial tamponade	Shock (non‐cardiogenic)	Yes	5	7	1
	Case 9	65	M	‐	Probable	Type II	Cardiac arrest	Trauma	Yes	3	3	1
	Case 10	83	M	‐	Probable	Type II	CABG with aortic valve replacement	Cardiac surgery	Yes	2		2
SDP	Case 11	27	M	Yes	Probable	Type I	Acute renal failure	‐	Yes	1	‐	‐
	Case 12	81	F	‐	Probable	Type I	Cardiac arrest	‐	Yes	4	3	1
	Case 13	61	M	‐	Probable	Type II	Abdomen/pelvis trauma	Shock (non‐cardiogenic)	Yes	2	2	1
	Case 14	73	M	‐	Possible	Type II	Sepsis, GI	Shock (non‐cardiogenic)	Yes	1	‐	1
	Case 15	38	M	‐	Possible	Type II	Sepsis, GI	Pancreatitis	Yes	4	2	‐
	Case 16	41	M	‐	Possible	Type II	Thoracic aortic aneurysm dissection	Shock (non‐cardiogenic)	Yes	1	1	‐
	Case 17	66	F	‐	Possible	Type II	Pneumonia, other	Pneumonia	Yes	2	‐	2
	Case 18	62	F	‐	Possible	Type II	Pneumonia, fungal	Pneumonia	Yes	2	‐	1
	Case 19	88	M	‐	Possible	Type II	Abdominal aortic aneurysm rupture	Shock (non‐cardiogenic)	Yes	2	2	‐

^a Units transfused within window for developing TRALI.

Abbreviations: CABG, coronary artery bypass graft (surgery); GI, gastrointestinal.