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Failure of normal red blood cells to become Tn-activated when transfused into a patient with Tn-polyagglutination
The American Journal of Medical Technology
|September 1, 1980
A Group O patient with Tn-polyagglutinable RBCs was transfused with two units of Group O packed RBCs. Patient and transfused RBCs were separated by differential agglutination in blood samples drawn over a period of two months after transfusion. The transfused RBCs did not become polyagglutinable.
A Group O patient with Tn-polyagglutinable RBCs was transfused with two units of Group O packed RBCs. Patient and transfused RBCs were separated by differential agglutination in blood samples drawn over a period of two months after transfusion. The transfused RBCs did not become polyagglutinable.