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the cross match was not checked unfortunately the heart failed the universe the hospital doctors of course felt terrible did everything they could to prioritize her as a status level one high priority the highest priority to get a second heart transplant the transplant failed and it was a tragic case all the way around
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so they did not check a cross match which just for listeners you take the blood of the donor and the blood of the recipient and you see what happens in the lab does it result in sort of this hyper accelerated allergic reaction if you will that you can see in the lab if so that's what we call a hyper acute rejection signal you abort the transplant it's done routinely it's a standardized procedure somehow it's done before even a blood transfusion that's right so in other words you i guess people should understand this if you were getting a blood transfusion and your blood type is a positive it's not enough to go to the blood bank and say just give me any old bag of a positive they still have to do a cross match they still have to take a bit of that blood that should match with yours and yours and do that test shouldn't they