Fatal Warm Antibody Autoimmune Hemolysis With Marked Erythrocyte Autoagglutination and Liver Necrosis

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Abstract
We have described a fatal case of autoimmune hemolysis associated with marked organ ischemia and lactic acidosis. Serologically the case was unusual because of the marked autoagglutination due to a warm antibody. Red cell agglutination at normal body temperature may have contributed to massive liver necrosis, lactic acidosis, and death.

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