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I was looking for the same thing a few years ago because the ones we had were getting pretty cracked, stained, and old. I too searched several places but couldn't find anything I liked. I think they just don't make them as much as they did before, not sure why. If you find some, can you please let me know? Thank you and good luck

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Aah okay, I guess you answered your own question. The mixed field C result is perhaps due to the dual population of blood transfused. Some may have been C+ and some C-. c+ is a common antigen, almost 80% of Caucasians have it. That could explain the strong c 4+. Most place don't do phenotyping after multiple transfusions because of possible dual rbc population , so yes, Townsend is right, "honor the genotyping and provide E-, c-, and K- red cells for this patient moving forward"(Townsend).

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