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I do know that there was a theory put about some years ago that anti-cE caused more severe HDFN than does a mixture of anti-c (monospecific) and anti-E (monospecific) and, as a result, we have been titrating samples from pregnant ladies with anti-c+E with various red cells to represent the three different specificities for some years now. Apart from proving that it gives my staff arm ache and costs more in terms of reagent red cells, I have seen no proof whatsoever that the theory holds true!

Thanks. We are having a problem with our new LIS company not including the hospital name on their standard tags, which forces us to pay to have them customized so that we have our name and address on them. We are trying to make a case that that should be standard because it is required.

galvania sorry I am not commenting on the ABO aspect of your post. I just wanted to share that we have recently implemented a blender in the micro dept for prep of transplant specimens. Poor girl doing this task will never look at a blender the same way. If I am not mistaken I heard they are comming out with a pill for establishing normal flora. For the miro aid the sooner the better.

I think most accredited SBB programs are probably great, it depends on you. Do you work better with an online setting and can motivate yourself to study or seek out the information you need? Or do you need to attend the class and get the interaction with the other students/teacher?