What is the purpose of antenatal testing?
These tests and exams are essential for protecting the health of a pregnant woman and her developing child.
Genotyping is a powerful adjunct to serologic testing and is superior for typing transfused patients, for D-zygosity determination, for noninvasive fetal typing, and for antigen-matching in sickle cell patients. Implementation of molecular testing for transfusion medicine has been a conservative process and limited primarily to reference laboratory environments. With the development of high-throughput platforms, genotyping is poised to move into the mainstream, revolutionizing the provision of antigen-negative donor units.
This will enable electronic selection of units antigen matched to recipients at multiple blood group loci, potentially eliminating alloimmunization and significantly improving transfusion outcomes.
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