EDibble
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Welcome Dewi
Looking forward to your posts.
- Auto-anti-D?
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Repeat antibody investigations
Exactly Scott, we have many patients who are "snowbirds", spending the warmer months here in New England, the head down south for the winter. We have no idea of their transfusion history away from here, and often are not very reliable upon questioning as to where / when they were transfused. Other local patients seem to like trying out different hospitals (we have about 5 within 30 minutes of each other). We sometimes call them "shoppers".
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Extending TS for surgery patients-please advise
Same as us Cliff, but we have a 21 day policy.
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Strange Blood Type Discrepancy
Fascinating study. Thank you for sharing.
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Moved Again
Welcome back David!
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EDibble reacted to a post in a topic: Multiple Myeloma Therapeutic agent Darzalex interfering with testing
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Blood grouping anomalies
I agree with Malcolm and David. Have seen this several times.
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Anti-CD38 therapy
I attended the MABB this Spring and sat in on this presentation. Very interesting indeed.
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Barriers to understanding
Forgot???? That is inexcusable.
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Issues with Immucor Echo Screen Strips
Have you informed Immucor? They might want to research a recall. Or at the very least you might want to request some replacement strips for the "wasted" ones. How many have been wasted?
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Barriers to understanding
It is not the lab staff I don't trust, it is other people.
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mislabeled BB specimen and bad outcome
- LAB HUMOR
Thank you for that. I am going to save it for Lab Week next year.- Echo Users- seeing huge tube vs Echo discrepencies?
I totally agree. We see this here all the time. It is not a problem with the ECHO, it is usually a non specific ab reacting to either the stroma or the "glue" used to bind the stroma to the wells. We have a great flow chart now and it has cleared up 99 percent of the confusion. Beth- Saving Anagrams for Outdated Panels
We have been going round and round on this topic. Is there a requirement that blank anagram sheets for outdated panels be kept for any length of time? Of course I am talking about panels that have been physically discarded, not outdated ones kept for ruling out. The paper records for any patient that gets worked up and has an antibody are kept in binders if we need to refer to them in the future. FYI, we are currently CAP accredited, but not AABB. Thank you, Beth - LAB HUMOR
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