Ortho Clinical Diagnostics Blood Bank Reagent Fetalscreen II Rh Blood Grouping Red Blood Cells For Detection and Identification of Variety of Blood Group Antibodies 4 X 5 mL - M-888108-3970 | Each

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  • A test for detection of D (RHo) positive fetal red blood cells in maternal circulation to aid in screening and prevention of hemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN)
  • The test is an important screening component for the detection, prevention, and management of Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn
  • The test uses an innovative blend of monoclonal antibodies for stability and accuracy, enzyme-treated indicator cells to facilitate robust reactivity and results clarity, and fewer microscopic fields to simplify results reading and interpretation
  • The test can be performed in both hospitals and blood banks
  • HIGH Complexity designation – All test systems, assays or examinations used in compatibility testing when performed to determine donor/recipient compatibility: recipient & donor ABO group/D (Rho) type/antigen typing, direct antiglobulin test, tests for unexpected antibody detection & identification, & crossmatch procedures are HIGH Complexity. See: Federal Register notice, February 28, 1992 [57 FR 7245]

    • Item Id 888108
    MF ID Z488
    Brand Fetalscreen™ II
    Manufacturer Ortho Clinical Diagnostics
    Application Blood Bank Reagent
    Container Type Vial
    For Use With For Detection and Identification of Variety of Blood Group Antibodies
    Form Liquid
    Product Dating McKesson Acceptable Dating: we will ship >= 60 days
    Storage Requirements Requires Refrigeration
    Test Name Red Blood Cells
    Test Type Rh Blood Grouping
    UNSPSC Code 41116008
    Volume 4 X 5 mL

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