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Pretransfusion Testing: Advanced Immunohematology and Compatibility Procedures
"Pretransfusion testing is a critical series of laboratory procedures designed to ensure that a recipient receives blood or blood components that are immunologically compatible with their own system. Building upon foundational ABO/Rh typing, this second phase focuses on antibody screening, identification, and the final crossmatch process to prevent life-threatening hemolytic transfusion reactions. The Objective of Pretransfusion Testing The primary goal of pretransfusion testing in clinical immunohematology is to predict the survival of transfused red blood cells (RBCs) in the recipient’s circulation. When a patient requires a transfusion, the..."
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