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Under what conditions do Blood Bankers use a prewarm technique to exclude cold reacting antibodies?? I am looking to restrict the use of this technique to only when indicated but am having trouble coming up with an inclusive list of indications. Any input would be appreciated.

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Our supplier titers all our WB and it's marked with </=200. We only go "farther" and do an extra dilution for Oneg LTWB that we set aside for pediatric trauma use - it needs to be <50

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