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Rh antigen is important in transfusion medicine. Knowing how to read and write in both FisherRace and Wiener terminology is importance in communication amount blood bankers.

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1:31 It is Rh antibody not Rh antigen
6:00 and 9:00 Rh negative patient with E antigen and no c antigen.
Since, this patient has no c antigen the patient is most likely to express C on the RBC. In another word this patient is Rh negative with E antigen and C antigen. This translates into dCE in FisherRace or r^y in Weiner terminology.

Note: the patient can be both c and C negative; however, it is less common.


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Timestamps:
0:07 – Video overview
0:49 – Rh antigen overview
2:45 – Rh terminology
3:21 – Fisher – Race terminology
4:48 – Examples: Fisher – Race terminology
6:38 – Wiener terminology
4:47 – Examples: Wiener terminology
9:21 – History of Rh antigen

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