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4/12/2011<br />

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Anti-A Anti-B Anti-A,B Anti-D<br />

D<br />

Control<br />

A 1 cells A 2 cells B cells<br />

Patient 4+ mf 0 4+ mf 4+ 0 1+ w+ 4+<br />

Screening<br />

Cells<br />

IS<br />

PEG/IAT<br />

Investigation<br />

I 1+ 2+<br />

II 0 0<br />

III 1+ 2+<br />

What is the problem?<br />

Forward and Reverse typing issue<br />

Patient age: 50 years old<br />

Diagnosis: COPD<br />

Medications: Morphine<br />

Resolution:<br />

Mixed field in front type and extra<br />

antibody(ies) in reverse type<br />

Additional antibody in the front and reverse type resolution<br />

Forward type:<br />

Mixed field<br />

What is causing mixed field—has this patient been transfused?<br />

Harvest reticulocytes (that aren’t coated with antibody) and re-test front type<br />

Upon further investigation, patient was transfused with 4 group O<br />

Positive units last week at a different facility (explaining the mixed field<br />

reactivity identified in the front type). The antibody screen was negative<br />

at that time.<br />

Anti-A Anti-B Anti-A,B<br />

Reticulocyte Separation Cells<br />

Patient 4+ 0 4+<br />

A 2 cells<br />

2+<br />

64<br />

63<br />

Reverse type<br />

Antibody identification<br />

What antibody is in the screen?<br />

Could it be interfering with the reverse type?<br />

An elution of the patient’s red blood cells should be performed to<br />

Reverse type resolution:<br />

Antigen type the reverse group RBCs for Jk a to determine if the<br />

antibody is interfering with <strong>ABO</strong> resolution<br />

Absorb the anti-Jk a out of the patient sample and re-test the<br />

serum with the reverse type cells to resolve the <strong>ABO</strong>.<br />

identify the antibody that is coating the red blood cells (positive auto-<br />

control)<br />

Anti-Jk a<br />

Elution of the patient’s red blood cells identifies anti-Jk a is coating<br />

the cells.<br />

Antibody identification in the serum identifies anti-Jk a A 1 cells<br />

(original source)<br />

2+<br />

(original source)<br />

B cells<br />

2+<br />

(original source)<br />

65<br />

Since the patient has been recently transfused, differential adsorptions<br />

are performed at a cold temperature to fully remove the anti-Jk a from<br />

the patient serum.<br />

A 1<br />

cells<br />

A 2<br />

cells<br />

B<br />

cells<br />

Patient 1+ w+ 4+<br />

Adsorbed serum<br />

0 0 4+<br />

Case Study #6<br />

Anti-A Anti-B Anti-A,B Anti-D<br />

D<br />

Control<br />

A 1 cells A 2 cells B cells<br />

Patient 4+ mf 0 4+ mf 4+ 0 1+ w+ 4+<br />

Reticulocyte Separation Cells<br />

Adsorbed serum<br />

4+ 0 4+ 0 0 4+<br />

The need is constant.<br />

The gratification is instant.<br />

Give blood. TM<br />

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