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An A(sub)B recipient is to receive a kidney from an AB donor. The recipient does not have anti-A1. He is most probably A2B but it has not been confirmed. Question: the probability that he forms anti-A1 is ~25% to 35%; what is the probability that the Anti-A1, if formed, will react at 37C?
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Hi everyone! I have an OB patient (first semester of pregnancy) who has a history of A positive, 3 previous pregnancies, who is puzzling me and I would appreciate your input. My results are: In gel, Anti-A 4+ Anti-B 0 Anti-D 4+ Ctl 0 A1 cells IS (no RT inc.) w+, 15 min RT inc. 3+ A2 cells 0 B cells 4+ In tube, I have a weak A1 microscopic (and no rouleaux). A1 lectin is negative (weak pos micro, which the package insert says that a weak pos should be considered negative). Antibody screen negative at 37 C and RT. I ruled out P1 and M with gel. Is the patient really A with anti-A1 IGM? I am just concerned because she is pregnant, I want to make sure that there is not something I am forgetting... Thanks in advance, Helen
