I apologize for the delay in communication. I am at a small hospital in the transfusion medicine department. We send out all of our positive antibody screens. I received the results of the workup yesterday. I should have mentioned that I performed both gel and tube screens and both were negative. I also attempted reverse typing with a different lot # of A1 cells. I have the same results. The antibody identification results from our reference lab showed that she has anti-A1 and types as A2B. Unfortunately, she gave birth before we could get those results. I had a fear that the baby could be A1B if the father was A1. The father was actually O pos. I later typed the baby as B pos. Phew! Currently our policy is to ask pregnant women with an antibody to have an antibody titer done throughout the pregnancy. Does anyone have policies for anti-A1 titers for pregnant women? I imagine it should only be done if anti-A1 reacts through AHG phase. Thanks for your suggestions!