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Has anyone else seen a case of WAIHA that was apparently caused by Nuedexta?  Given in this case for PsuedoBulbar affect in a patient with ALS.  Seems to be a particulary difficult case for us to work on - most patients we've seen with WAIHA can be effectively worked up using LISS.  We don't do Autoabsorptions so sending to the reference lab for his frequent transfusions.  Just wondering, as this is a new one for us.

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