Assertion: serologic transfusion reaction | /r/HasProperty | dstr
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text: Delayed serologic transfusion reaction (DSTR)
text: Delayed serologic transfusion reactions (DSTRs): The occurrence of alloimmunization as a result of blood component therapy without any associated hemolytic anemia.
text: The definition of DHTR was clarified by Ness and colleagues30 in 1990, when the authors introduced the term delayed serologic transfusion reaction (DSTR) to describe cases with serologic evidence of DHTR (i.e., the development of a positive posttransfusion DAT result and a newly identified alloantibody in eluate studies or plasma studies or both), but no clinical evidence of hemolysis.
text: The term delayed serologic transfusion reaction (DSTR) defines reactions in which an anamnestic antibody is identified serologically, in the absence of clinical evidence of accelerated RBC destruction.
text: The definition of DHTR was clarified by Ness and colleagues30 in 1990, when the authors introduced the term delayed serologic transfusion reaction (DSTR) to describe cases with serologic evidence of DHTR (i.e., the development of a positive posttransfusion DAT result and a newly identified alloantibody in eluate studies or plasma studies or both), but no clinical evidence of hemolysis.
text: A delayed serologic transfusion reaction (DSTR) occurs when a recipient develops new antibodies against red blood cells between 24 hours and 28 days after a transfusion without exhibiting any clinical symptoms or laboratory evidence of hemolysis.