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A patient with infectious mononucleosis and immune hemolytic anemia is described. The hemolysis was mediated by the temporary appearance of both a serum IgM anti-i cold agglutinin and an increase of red blood cell i antigen. The cold agglutinin had a high titer, low thermal amplitude and cold-warm hemolytic activity.
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