1.Correlation between electronic cross-matching and the detection rate of unexpected antibodies in red blood cells
Can LOU ; Hang LEI ; Yuqing WANG ; Songsong GONG ; Xuefeng WANG ; Wei ZOU ; Xiaohong CAI ; Shikai CHEN
Chinese Journal of Blood Transfusion 2025;38(10):1370-1376
Objective: To analyze changes in Rh system antibodies among antibody-positive patients and evaluate the efficacy of Rh phenotype-matched electronic cross-matching (hereinafter referred to as Rh-ECM). Methods: A retrospective analysis was performed on antibody screening data of 48 254 patients in our hospital from December 2023 to March 2025. The antibody screening results were compared between the pre-application phase (n=46 346, control group) and post-application phase (n=48 254, experimental group) of Rh-ECM technology, focusing on the changes in the proportion of Rh system antibodies, with statistical analysis conducted using SPSS 26.0 software. Meanwhile, the initial and re-examination situations of Rh antibody in the antibody screening of approximately 20 000 person-times each before (June 2019 to June 2020, n=21 048) and after (July 2020 to April 2021, n=20 965) of Rh-ECM were evaluated to explore the influence of Rh-ECM on the detection rate of Rh antibody. Results: After Rh-ECM implementation, 345 positive cases (0.7%) (345/48 254) were detected among 48 254 patients, primarily consisting of mns system antibodies (128 cases, 37.1%) (128/345) and rh system antibodies (95 cases, 27.5%) (95/345). Before Rh-ECM implementation, 199 positive cases (0.4%) (199/46 346) were detected among 46 346 patients, with rh system antibodies accounting for 97 cases (48.7%) (97/199). The difference in the composition ratio of Rh antibodies between the two phases was statistically significant (P<0.001), and the relative risk ratio of Rh antibody detection after Rh-ECM implementation was 56.5% compared to before. Another set of data analysis showed that before Rh-ECM, there were 37 cases with initial positive results and 8 cases with re-examination positive results; after Rh-ECM, these numbers were 44 and 2 respectively There was a statistically significant difference in the re-examination positive rate of Rh antibodies between the two stages (P<0.05). Conclusion: The implementation of Rh-ECM technology significantly reduced the proportion of Rh system antibodies among patients with positive antibody screening results. This suggests that Rh-ECM can effectively reduce the detection rate of Rh antibodies, which may be related to the reduced risk of antibody production due to Rh-matched transfusion, thus improving transfusion safety. Therefore, Rh-ECM is worthy of broader promotion in clinical transfusion testing.
2.Blood transfusion efficacy in patients with major and minor cross-match incompatibility: analysis of 17 cases
Yuqing WANG ; Hang LEI ; Songsong GONG ; Xuefeng WANG ; Xiaohong CAI
Chinese Journal of Blood Transfusion 2021;34(11):1218-1221
【Objective】 To compare the transfusion effects of ABO homotype leukocyte depleted suspended RBC and washed RBC in patients, who present major and minor cross-match incompatibility, DAT+, IAT+ and autoantibody+ . 【Methods】 The hemoglobin and total bilirubin of patients before and after transfusion were detected, and statistical analysis was conducted by IBM SPSS Statistics 22.0 software. 【Results】 34 transfusions were performed in 17 patients with major and minor cross-match incompatibility. Both leukocyte depleted suspended RBC and washed RBC significantly increased Hb level(P<0.001)but not TBIL level(P>0.05), with similar transfusion efficacy(P>0.05). After t, Hb levels(g/L) increased by 11.35±8.07 and 13.94±9.017, and TBIL(μmol/L) decreased by 25.76±88.63 and 6.91±9.39, respectively, after the transfusion of leukocyte depleted suspended RBC and washed RBC per unit. 【Conclusion】 For blood recipients with major and minor cross-match incompatibility, both ABO homotype leukocyte depleted suspended RBC and washed RBC, given in time, were effective. However, washed RBC is secondary choice due to long preparation time and short storage time.
3.Molecularmechanism of Bel subtype caused by mutation p.R168W of glycosyltransferase B
Songsong GONG ; Wei ZOU ; Fang LI ; Yuqin WANG ; Hang LEI ; Xuefeng WANG ; Xiaohong CAI
Chinese Journal of Blood Transfusion 2017;30(7):679-681
Objective To study the molecular mechanism of Bel subtype caused by mutation p.R168W of glycosyltransferase B.Methods Serological test,SSP-PCR and direct sequence the Exon6 and Exon 7 of the ABO gene.Construct a 3D molecular model and predict the structural impact of GTB protein mutations.Results A antigen or B antigen can't be detected on the surface of the propositus' RBC,and only anti-A antibodies were detected in her serum.But serological test indicated her daughter's blood type was a normal B type.SSP-PCR test indicated propositus' ABO gene type is O1 B.By gene sequencing the Exon 6 and Exon 7 of the ABO gene,a ABO Bel allel(c.502C>T,p.R168W)was discoverd in both the propositus and her daughter.Through the propositus' daughter coexisted Bel gene with normal B gene,her blood type was a normal B type.Conclusions ABO gene c.502C>T mutations cause Bel phenotypes in patients by reducing the stability of GTB.

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