Has anyone seen an Anti-D go from negative to 2+ positive to negative? We had negative antibody screens on an elderly A Negative woman from 2012 through 2018. 8 RBCs were transfused during this time. In August 2018, the antibody screen was 2+ positive, Anti-D was identified, and she received 1 RBC. In April 2019, the antibody screen was negative on 2 different occasions. The possibility of the August 2018 specimen being the wrong patient seems unlikely since we use hand-labeled separately armbanded specimens. However, I have never seen a true Anti-D behave this way.