… to monitor after minor ABO- incompatible HPCTs is … macrophages perpetrate a peripheral
consumption rather than sup… Free hemoglobin contributes to renal injury, causing so- called …

… Preventing complications due to ABO incompatible SCTs are … Other risk factor includes
using peripheral blood stem cells … early, thus reducing the number of fatal or life-threatening …

… Preventing complications due to ABO incompatible SCTs are … Other risk factor includes
using peripheral blood stem cells … early, thus reducing the number of fatal or life-threatening …

… ABO-incompatible unrelated donor bone marrow transplants in patients receiving cyclosporine
… Early and fatal immune haemolysis after so-called 'minor' ABO-incompatible peripheral …

… It is characterized by immune hemolysis (onset between the end of the first … hemolysis
was reported in a cohort of seven consecutive patients who received minor ABO-incompatible …

… Transfusion of non-ABO incompatible RBCs: this reaction … , or so-called “bystander hemolysis”.
In the latter situation, … demonstration of leukocyte chimerism in peripheral blood. There is …

… The outcome of ABO-incompatible transfusions is usually not fatal … in peripheral blood
or short tandem repeat analysis using … destroyed—so called “innocent bystander” effect (119-121). …

… recipient present antibodies, so-called isohemagglutinins (IHA)… The amount of RBC is vastly
different between peripheral … 7.5% of cases 20 after ABO-incompatible bone marrow or stem …

… An in vitro test for complement-mediated cell killing [so called … leukocyte sequestration and
peripheral blood leukopenia [115]… Acute hemolytic reaction was due to ABO-incompatible red …

… pure red cell aplasia after major ABO-incompatible allogenic … complications, a peripheral
vascular access should be … this state represents a life-threatening condition as the response …