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A2B Blood Group Without Anti-A1 Lectin Antibodies in a Child With an Enzymopathy Hemolytic Disease
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A2B Blood Group Without Anti-A1 Lectin Antibodies in a Child With an Enzymopathy Hemolytic Disease

Fadi Busaleh, Dunya Bu-Izran, Zainab Alhajji, Rawya Qahtan, Abdulatif Alnaaim, Haider Alnofaily and Salah Almohammed
Curēus (Palo Alto, CA), Vol.13(12), p.e20815
29/12/2021
DOI: https://doi.org/10.7759/cureus.20815
PMID: 35141073

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General & Internal Medicine Life Sciences & Biomedicine Medicine, General & Internal Science & Technology
Generally, within the ABO blood group system, the AB group is subdivided into two subtypes, A B-1 and A(2)B, with the A(2)B subtype considered to be the rarest and the A B-1 subtype the most common. Given that the A B-2 subtype is the rarest one, its presence is associated with many challenges. hi this report, we present the case of a child with a chronic hemolytic disease with the A(2)B blood group but without anti-A1 lectin antibodies, as well as the challenges encountered.
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