The Challenges of Interpreting a Strong D Type One Result

"I have a feeling there's a butt there," he says. "The paper that you guys followed up with, with in 2000, in 2020 that will, I'll give you the name of it in just a second." He continues: "We lost the translation and it's that call these people, RH positive". The other challenge was, um, even if you're trying to be very clear and to call this RH positive and interpret this result, if it's a weak D type one, two or three, then from that setting, then those patients were still being treated as RHD negative'