Transfusion Medicine Case 38 May 3, 2023 pathadmin 1. Presented by Eric A. Gehrie, MD and prepared by Lorraine N. Blagg, MA, MLS(ASCP)SBBClinical VignetteA pediatric patient with sickle cell disease presented for a routine pre-surgical transfusion. The patient has not been transfused in the last five months. The patient's laboratory values were white blood cell count 10.56 K/cu mm, hemoglobin was a 8.8 g/dL, hematocrit of 24.2%, and platelet count of 331 K/cu mm. An RBC transfusion was ordered. Question:What is the most likely cause of these results?Group AB Rh Negative patient who received a B Neg RBC transfusionGroup A2B Rh Negative patient who has anti-A1 Group A3B Rh Negative patient who has anti-A1 Group AB Rh Negative patient who received an O Neg Plasma transfusion Loading...
