Interpretation Builder

Generate professional clinical interpretations for blood bank workups with automatic compatibility calculations.

Interpretation Builder

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Antibody Findings
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Quick Add - Common Antibodies:
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Adsorption

Use when anti-D is detected and attributable to RhIg administration. Add any previously-identified coexisting antibodies (e.g., anti-Lea) in the Antibody Findings section above and mark them as previously identified — they will appear in the header and drive the fallback-antigen transfusion clause.

Leave blank if no pre-RhIg screen is on record. A gap >14 days triggers the ambiguous-passive variant (with 6-month repeat-testing guidance).

Uncheck only if the patient has been confirmed as having immune anti-D (per ACOG PB 181).

Use when an alloantibody is identified but the patient was recently transfused (within 3 months per SOP), producing a DAT+/autocontrol+ pattern that could be confused with warm auto. Reference-lab genotyping predicts the patient's true cognate-antigen status.

Suggestions are drawn from newly-identified antibodies above. Type and press Enter to pick the first match.

in testing

When pre-transfusion DAT is unavailable, the interpretation will emit "Pre-transfusion DAT unavailable."

Pick from the dropdown or choose "Custom..." for free-text entry.

Use when the lab detects reactivity at cold phases without identifying a specific antibody. The output label is derived automatically: "cold autoantibody" if autocontrol or DAT-C3 is positive, otherwise "cold antibody."

Phase(s) of reactivity:
Additional findings:

Use when the patient is on a therapeutic monoclonal antibody known to interfere with pretransfusion testing. Replaces the standard transfusion paragraph with drug-specific guidance.

Consider Autoantibody?
is identified but the patient is not -negative. In SCD patients, this may indicate an autoantibody with specificity due to variant alleles.

Automatically includes donor compatibility statistics based on selected antibodies

Advanced Output Options

These mirror the quick overrides beside the generated interpretation.

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