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Anti A1 Question

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Is anti A1 made by an Aintermidiate indivual clinically significant? My suspicion is that it is not, but I can't find a lot of information about this. Has anyone successfully given "random" type A units to this type of patients? Thanks in advance for your input.

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Anti-A1 is never clinically significant unless it reacts STRICTLY at 37oC.

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Malcolm - you do like to accentuate your posts don't you? *I did give you thanks for that post though*

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