Sangre
The most recent articles from:
February 1997
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Letter Case Reports
[Agranulocytosis secondary to acute hepatitis B with a good response to G-CSF].
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To analyze the different immunohematologic studies required to identify anti-red cell antibodies directed against high incidence antigens and comment the best tranfusion management. ⋯ In patients with anti-red cell antibodies against high-frequency antigens, red blood cells treatment with proteolytic enzymes (ZZAP, ficin) and AET are useful techniques to approach to their identification. Beside this, the study of type and subtype of Ig are necessary to know the haemolytic activity of the antibody. Regarding the transfusional management, autologous transfusion, crossmatch with blood from direct relatives and cryopreservation of compatible blood are the most adequate attitudes to cover future needs.