Feb 9, 2018 · Anti-C and anti-e were identified in our patient and his DAT was 3+positive for IgG without previous transfusion history. His RBCs were typed as R1R2. Therefore, we suspect that auto-anti-C+e were present in his blood. I heard his antibodies could be autoantibodies mimicking anti-C and anti-e.

Feb 17, 2014 · From: Guidelines for Antibody Identifcation, American Association of Blood Banks, 2010. Additional Guidance and Testing, page 21 "2. Exclusion of anti-E and anti-C may be completely eliminated for patient with anti-c and anti-e, respectively, because of the paucity of c-E+ and e-C+ donor units. P...

Oct 30, 2009 · If a person who is c- is transfused with c+ blood, there is a very high likelihood that they will produce an anti-c. Anti-c is amongst the three most common causes of clinically significant haemolytic disease of the newborn/foetus. Therefore, if the patient is c-, you would not want them to be stimulated to produce anti-c, and you would give c ...

Jan 26, 2022 · Has anyone got positive anti c antibody results?I tested positive for antibodies in my blood at my first appointment back in November. They had me test again in December because sometimes the results can be a false positive they said. At my 15 weeks appointment today they told me my results came back...

Jun 25, 2013 · We do tube testing and find that the anti-C reacts at both immediate-spin and 37C. DAT panel. Polyspecific: 1+ Monospecific IgG: 0* anti-C3: 1+ sal ctrl: 0 An eluate is performed and anti-Fy(a) and anti-K are identified from the panel. 2 …

Aug 26, 2019 · Anti-c and anti-E grouping reagents are very easy to come by (if expensive), whereas reagent quality anti-V and/or anti-VS are both like hen's teeth, and so it would be MUCH more difficult to ensure the units are V- and/or VS-, unless you …

Jan 27, 2020 · In my experience, it is usually less than one month from the last RhIG dose. After it has been more than about 30 days, we usually no longer detect the Anti-C, only the Anti-D. I wanted more information in order to develop a policy for when we can call it Passive Anti-C and when we need to treat it as a potential alloantibody.

Aug 5, 2023 · What I was saying is that anti-Ce, per se, will only react with red cells where both the C and e antigens are derived from the same Rh haplotype (such as DCe), but, unless there is an element of monospecific anti-C present, the anti-Ce will not react with, for example, red cells that are from an individual with the Rh genotype of DCE/dce, as ...

Apr 28, 2010 · Well, with the caveat that all females under 60 who have anti-E and are c- should be given c- blood (because anti-D, anti-c and anti-K usually cause the most severe and most common HDN), as well as those patients you mention, then yes, I would not be too concerned about giving other c- patients with anti-E, c+ blood.

Mar 27, 2006 · But gel is a pretty sensitive method. It is tough to rule out anti-E and anti-C in the presence of anti-D with a double dose cell, but any D negative unit is 99+% likely to be negative for C and E as well, so if you miss it the odds are good you will do no harm.