Accelerated immune red cell destruction in the absence of serologically detectable alloantibodies.

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Two patients are described in whom clinically significant red blood cell alloantibodies could be demonstrated only by in vivo 51chromium (51Cr) survival studies. The first patient had experienced a severe delayed hemolytic transfusion reaction to four units of crossmatch compatible blood. Serial phenotype studies suggested the presence of a serologically undetectable anti-c (hr') antibody. 51Cr survival of...

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