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We would honor the molecular typing and provide E-, c-, and K- red cells for this patient moving forward. Your serologic typing results are not valid due to recent transfusion, and this isn't an uncommon genotype for a thalassemia patient. Unfortunately this means that the patient received c pos units (when you gave C-, K- red cells), but that was the best you could do without knowing that information before the first transfusion was ordered at your facility. We come across this frequently with new/relocated sickle and thalassemia patients.

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