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Case Study B7 - Antibody Identification Results - Answer (Question 11)

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Case Study B7 - Antibody Identification Results - Answer (Question 11)

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The patient's DAT is now negative because all of the transfused donor rbc have likely been removed from circulation by anti-Fy^a.
Red cells sensitized with IgG antibodies are trapped in the spleen by macrophages with receptors for the Fc part of IgG molecules.

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