1. How are you going to perform compatibility testing/crossmatching in the following special cases? • Non-blood group specific blood • Plasma products • Intrauterine transfusions • Neonatal transfusions (0-4 months) 2. What are the important considerations that you have to remember in crossmatching?

1. How are you going to perform compatibility testing/crossmatching in the following special cases? • Non-blood group specific blood • Plasma products • Intrauterine transfusions • Neonatal transfusions (0-4 months) 2. What are the important considerations that you have to remember in crossmatching?

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Chapter17: Cpt Pathology And Laboratory

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