Event details
Presented by
Presentation 1: Hijacked Blood: The Bacterial Conspiracy behind the Acquired B Phenotype
Kamola Kasimova
Presentation 2: Ever-Evolving Serology
Brianna Behrendt
Learning objectives
Presentation 1:
- Mechanism (Enzyme Activity, Immune Response)
- Clinical Significance: Diagnosis, Associated Conditions, Blood Transfusion
- Laboratory Testing (Serological Tests, Molecular Testing)
- Treatment and Management (Addressing Underlying Causes)
Presentation 2:
- Pinpoint expected changes in the serology of an ABO minor mismatched bone marrow transplant
- Predict the antibodies that can be made between one Weiner type and another
- Identify and manage the challenge of an autoantibody with an uncertain origin but an exact specificity
Registration
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