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Coombs' Test, Indirect

Coombs' Test, Indirect | Preparation & Expectations | Results and Values

What do the test results mean?

Normally, red blood cells do not clump together. If clumping does occur as seen on the Coombs' test, it may mean that the blood of the donor is incompatible with the serum of the potential recipient.

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Coombs' Test, Indirect: Preparation & Expectations

Author: David T. Moran, MD
Reviewer: William M. Boggs, MD
Date Reviewed: 04/19/01

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