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Phenotyping autologous red cells within 1 day after allogeneic blood transfusion by using immunomagnetic isolation of reticulocytes.
Transfusion - 1 Feb 1994
Brun A, Skadberg O, Hervig T A, Sandberg S
Abstract excerpt
BACKGROUND: When a transfused patient develops multiple or weak blood group antibodies, posttransfusion phenotyping is useful in antibody identification. To perform a correct phenotyping after transfusion, isolation of autologous red cells is necessary. However, mature autologous red cells are impossible to separate from their donor counterparts. Since the proportion of autologous reticulocytes compared to donor...
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