Hello all, I am new here and am loving all of the great information. I have recently volunteered to do a presentation on Anti-G at a local seminar. I work for a level one trauma center but we don't encounter Anti-G very often. I would like to cover how to identify Anti-G and the presence of one in a clinical case. Does anyone have a procedure they would be willing to share? I tried my local reference laboratory without success. 😒

I have sent you a Private Message, which may or may not help.

Some good materials here as well => https://www.bbguy.org/2016/06/17/want-g-wiz/

Here is a very good case with detailed review of serologic work up. I hope the link work. If not, the source is here. Immunohematology. 1997;13(2):58-60.

https://p.widencdn.net/b1a7rz/13_2_97

 

Thank you for the links, I love the blood bank guy.