ResourceClinical Diagnostics
Evaluation of a New Kit for the Identification of Partial RhD Types by Haemagglutination
15 Feb 2012Discrepant results in routine RhD typing may be due to weak D or partial D phenotypes. Laboratories need to analyze these samples to assess their clinical significance with respect to HDFN, transfusion, or administering prophylactic anti-D. This poster from Alba Biosciences documents the evaluation of their Partial D typing kit.
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Blood TransfusionBlood Transfusion involves giving donor blood to a recipient patient. Screening is essential to avoid transfusion reactions. Blood banks use immunohematological techniques to determine rh and ABO blood group, and screen for antibodies using specific antisera. Blood Banks use Direct Coombs Tests (DCT) and Indirect Coombs Tests (IAT) to detect hemolysis and Haemolytic Disease of the Newborn (HDN).Transfusion DiagnosticsAnti-D
