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4/12/2011<br />

Case Study #3: Patient History<br />

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

D<br />

Control<br />

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

• 45 year old man<br />

• Diagnosis: Recurrent GI bleed<br />

• Medications: None<br />

• Transfusion History: 10 in past year; none in last<br />

3 months<br />

• Lab: Hemoglobin: 9.2 g/dL<br />

Patient 4+ w+ 4+ 4+ 0 w+ 2+ 3+<br />

Screening<br />

Cells<br />

DAT<br />

IS<br />

PEG/IAT<br />

I 1+ 0<br />

II 1+ 0<br />

III 1+ 0<br />

Anti-IgG<br />

Anti-<br />

C3dC3b<br />

Saline<br />

Control<br />

Patient 0 0 0<br />

What is the problem?<br />

Forward and Reverse typing<br />

issue<br />

Investigation<br />

Patient age: 45 years old<br />

Diagnosis: Recurrent GI bleed<br />

Medications: None<br />

Resolution:<br />

Additional antibody in front<br />

type and reverse type<br />

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

Forward type:<br />

Wash red cells extensively and repeat testing<br />

Removes proteins<br />

Reverse type<br />

Saline replacement technique;<br />

Patient cells and serum combined and centrifuged<br />

Allows for antigen/antibody reaction (if present)<br />

Remove serum and replace with equal volume of saline<br />

Mix, centrifuge, and reexamine for agglutination<br />

Both macroscopically and microscopically<br />

Front Type:<br />

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

Patient 4+ w+ 4+<br />

Patient Cells<br />

washed X6<br />

with Saline<br />

4+ 0 4+<br />

Reverse Type:<br />

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

Patient w+ 2+ 3+<br />

Saline<br />

Replacement 0 1+ 3+<br />

Screening IS<br />

PEG/IAT<br />

Cells<br />

(saline<br />

replacement)<br />

I w+ 0<br />

II 0 0<br />

III w+ 0<br />

Forward type resolved:<br />

Patient forward type: A<br />

Reverse type NOT resolved:<br />

cold alloantibody??<br />

Anti-M identified at IS<br />

53<br />

54<br />

Reverse grouping cells need to be antigen typed for the M antigen.<br />

A 1 cells<br />

(original source)<br />

A 2 cells<br />

(original source)<br />

B cells<br />

(original source)<br />

A 2 cells<br />

(second source)<br />

B cells<br />

(second source)<br />

Anti-M<br />

0<br />

2+<br />

1+<br />

0<br />

0<br />

•The original source of A 2 and B<br />

cells are M antigen positive. Since<br />

the patient has anti-M identified at<br />

IS, this antigen is interfering with<br />

the reverse grouping (causing a<br />

discrepancy).<br />

•A second source of A 2 and B cells<br />

were located that are M antigen<br />

negative. These cells will be used<br />

to perform reverse grouping on this<br />

patient.<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+ w+ 4+ 4+ 0 w+ 2+ 3+<br />

Washed X6 with normal saline<br />

(second source,<br />

M antigen negative)<br />

Saline<br />

replacement<br />

4+ 0 4+ 0 0 3+<br />

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