Challenges in blood transfusion caused by anti-Hr0: A rare case of D-- Phenotype in Asia Abstract
Yuanyuan Luo,
Chunya Ma,
Lihui Fu
et al.
Abstract:Introduction
D–Phenotype is linked to abnormal expression of RHCE gene. Consequently, individuals with this condition may develop antibodies against high-prevalence Rh antigens when exposed to a normal Rh phenotype, leading to challenges in blood matching.
Case presentation
A 90-year-old male was admitted to the hospital due to prostatitis and acute retention of urinary. Surgery was planned after evaluation by urologist. A request was made for 2 u… Show more
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