direct antiglobulin test (dat)

What follow-up tests are recommended after a positive DAT?

Following a positive DAT, additional tests are often required to pinpoint the exact cause:
Indirect Antiglobulin Test (IAT): To detect free antibodies in the patient’s serum.
Elution Studies: To identify the specific antibody bound to the RBCs.
Autoantibody Panel: To differentiate between various types of autoantibodies.
Serological Testing: To investigate the presence of specific alloantibodies.

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