Five D+ patients with sickle cell disease and genotyped conventional RHD, with a history of anti-D, received D+ units. Selected donors were D+ and had a genotyped conventional RHD. Patients and donors were genetically matched for RHD. The patients were closely monitored after each transfusion and no anti-D restimulation or adverse effects were observed.

Five D+ patients with sickle cell disease and genotyped conventional RHD, with a history of anti-D, received D+ units. Selected donors were D+ and had a genotyped conventional RHD. Patients and donors were genetically matched for RHD. The patients were closely monitored after each transfusion and no anti-D restimulation or adverse effects were observed.

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