Platelet Dose & CCI Calculator

Estimate an adult platelet dose with explicit yield and recovery assumptions, or calculate CCI from an observed post-transfusion count.

Use the Platelet Dose & CCI Calculator

Adult planning inputs

Product content varies. Prefer the bag label or blood-bank value.

Prospective estimate

Model output—not a transfusion recommendation.

Adult dose

Products estimated

— exact

Expected increment

×10⁹/L

Estimated post-count

×10⁹/L

Platelets required

×10⁹

Observed corrected count increment (CCI)

Uses an actual post-transfusion result, never the prediction above.

Observed CCI

Enter an observed post-count to calculate.

A 10–60 minute CCI below 7.5 may suggest alloimmune refractoriness; some institutions use 5.0–7.5. One value is not diagnostic.

Calculation breakdown

Educational use only. Do not use this calculator to decide whether to transfuse or instead of the product label, laboratory result, clinician assessment, transfusion service, or institutional protocol.

Summary

Estimate an adult platelet dose with explicit yield and recovery assumptions, or calculate CCI from an observed post-transfusion count.

How it works

  1. Enter weight, height, the pre-transfusion count, and a planning target. Height and weight calculate BSA with the Mosteller formula.
  2. Choose a standard adult apheresis/pooled dose, a single whole-blood-derived concentrate, or custom labeled content.
  3. Review the editable blood-volume and recovery assumptions. The estimate shows both the exact and rounded product count.
  4. For CCI, enter an observed post-transfusion count and the actual platelet content transfused. Predicted counts are never used for CCI.

Use cases

  • Work through adult transfusion-medicine teaching examples.
  • Compare how product content and recovery affect a prospective estimate.
  • Calculate observed CCI from pre- and post-transfusion laboratory counts.
  • Cross-check a manual calculation while following local protocol.

Frequently Asked Questions

Last updated: 2026-09-19 · Reviewed by Nham Vu