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Antibody interfering with blood grouping


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Hi , we have in the last couple of weeks had two cases of patients with anti-c , reacting with the A cells of the blood group, i have never saw this before ( only the usual cold reacting antibodies such as Anti-M etc)  and was just wondering if this is something that others experience and why this is happening? The supplier has confirmed that the A cells are A neg (rr) cells. 

 

 

Thanks

Tricia 

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Most of the common Rh antibodies have been reported as IgM. A "saline-reactive" anti-E is probably the most often seen. I've personally seen an anti-e that appeared to be IgM.

Way back when, in the dawn of time........there was serious concern over examples of IgM anti-D potentially causing ABO reverse typing discrepancies - hence why the commercial reverse calls are all Rh-.

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