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published by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) [4] to include large-scale hospital-based convalescent donations and transfusions. Using epidemiological estimates for Ebola in Liberia and assuming that convalescent transfusions reduce the case-fatality rate to 12.5% [5], they calculated that, under a 30% hospitalization rate, CWB and CP transfusions are estimated to reduce the number of deaths in Liberia by 65 (0.37%; 95% confidence interval [CI], .07%–2.6%) and 151 (0.9%; 95% CI, .21%–11%), respectively. They conclude that transfusion therapy for Ebola is a low-cost measure that can potentially save many lives in Liberia but will not measurably influence incidence.

Large-scale Convalescent Blood and Plasma Transfusion Therapy for Ebola Virus Disease