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Successful Lung Transplantation after Plasma Exchange in a Patient with High Thermal Amplitude Cold Agglutinins: A Case Report
INTRODUCTION: Cold agglutinins (CAs) are immunoglobulin M autoantibodies that induce red blood cell agglutination at low temperatures and may cause hemolytic or thrombotic complications during procedures associated with hypothermia. In lung transplantation (LT), blood may be exposed to low temperatu
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