ABO discrepancy in forward type | Transfusion Medicine

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I hope you enjoy and find this video is helpful. ABO discrepancy is described as when forward and reverse type do not match. This means the RBC antigen gives one type and the serum or the antibody gives another type. It is important to result this inconsistency before giving the patient red blood cell of his or her type. Today we will focus on discrepancies in the forward typing. If you have other discrepancies and a way to solve them please share with others in the comment section down below. I would like to hear it from you.
Timestamps:
0:06 - ABO discrepancy overview
1:49 - Categories of ABO discrepancy
2:41 - RBC problems and solutions
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