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Drug Interference Transfusion Testing

Drug interference transfusion testing

Monoclobal antibody therapies that interfere with IH testing makes complex testing hard. Create a clearer clinical picture with cutting-edge technology that unlocks monoclonal antibody therapy interference. For oncology patients with hematologic malignancies low red blood cell counts during therapy mean multiple transfusions become their norm.

Grifols sCD38

Managing blood delivery to oncology patients on monoclonal antibody therapies can be challenging for your lab.  You can create a clearer clinical picture without lengthy procedures using Grifols soluble recombinant protein technology that blocks therapeutic monoclonal antibodies that cause pan-agglutination.

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Grifols sCD38

Simplify testing on patients on daratumumab therapy that interferes with results by adding Grifols sCD38 to your pretransfusion testing. Rapid and easy to use sCD38 is a soluble recombinant protein that blocks anti-CD38 antibodies.

Learn more about Grifols DG Gel card and sCD38 – One-minute video

“Grifols sCD38 procedure for performing IAT is simple compared to the lengthy preparation of dithiothreitiol (DTT)-treated cells.”

Dr. Londero Azienda Sanitaria Universitaria Friuli Centrale, Udine, Italy

“This is an innovative method to neutralize anti-CD38 allowing us to successfully complete screening, identification and crossmatching.”

Dr. Legoff Hospital Charles-Foix, France

“Grifols sCD38 is ready-to-use. Dithiothreitiol (DTT) method requires preparation of the reagent.”

Dr. Paesano Ospedale del Mare Napoli, Italy

“Shipping the samples to another laboratory takes up to 24 hours to get a result and may cause delays to transfusion, what we like about using sCD38 is the speed of analysis, and the ease of use.”

Dr. Pettinelli Centre Hospitalier d’Angoulême, France

Downloadable resources

Grifols sCD38 - Catalogue

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