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Hi bloodbanker84, You mean to say, gel and glass beads in India were replaced by this new technology? kylermt

Hi Malcolm, Thanks for the email add. I will try to email Prof. Li Yong about it. kylermt

Hi ccibp06! Are you using this tech in your laboratory? kylermt

Hi Guys, Has anyone heard about the new technology in Immunohematology - Erythrocyte Magnetized Technology (EMT)? Any comments about it? Kyle

Hi Guys, Sorry for the delay of my update re: the BT of the donor. The reference lab has difficulty of identifying the real blood type of the donor. They would like to have a fresh sample from the donor but unfortunately, the donor did not put any contact no. in the donor sheet. Anyway, thanks for all the feed backs I got from all of you. Greatly appreciated. Kyle

Hi Guys, I'm happy that a lot of you are interested in this case. I'm new with this field and I appreciate your help. I will update you all as soon as I have the results. Kyle

Hi Liz, Actually the sample was already sent to a reference laboratory coz the center where the blood came from doesn't have the capacity/capability to troubleshoot this kind of discrepancy. But until now, no update from the refernce laboratory. Im not sure if the sample was test in gel. kyle

Hi Liz, I'm afraid I wont be able to give you the details you needed. All I can say he's a donor.

Hi to all! Can anyone please comment on the blood type with results below? Forward typing shows a blood type "A" with 4+ reaction but reverse gave: Test tube BT Known A - NEG Known B - NEG Since no agglutination seen, samples from the test tube were viewed under microscope (slide). Known A - Neg and Known B - Trace When samples on slide were again viewed under microscope after 10 to 15 mins : Known A - trace (with small aggregates) and known B - Trace