Warm Antibody Hemolytic Anemia; Prolonged
Remission Despite Persistent Positive Coombs Test

Goldberg, L.S.; Fudenberg, H.H.

doi:10.1159/000467102

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“…Other authors have observed that a positive DAT may persist in patients with AIHA who are in remission . Thus, the value of monitoring patients who have AIHA either with tube tests or ELISAs remains controversial …”

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“…[82][83][84] Thus, the value of monitoring patients who have AIHA either with tube tests or ELISAs remains controversial. 85 Phenotyping/genotyping Eight publications discussed RBC phenotyping and/or genotyping in patients with AIHA. RBC phenotyping is performed to confirm the identity of suspected alloantibodies, determine the specificity of potential additional antibodies that may be formed, and aid in the selection of adsorbing cells or antigen-matched RBC units for transfusion.…”

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