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UK standards of deceased donor HLA typing and arrangements for reporting of recipient HLA antibody specificity can create a risk for ‘unexpected positive’ crossmatch that it is within the recipient centre's ability to avoid if high-confidence serum screening methods are in place. The case reported details investigations following an unexpected positive crossmatch due to an antibody directed against an allelic variant of a ‘self’ HLA specificity.
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