Warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia and cold agglutinin (NORD)

Warm autoimmune hemolytic anemia, also called WAHA, and cold agglutinin disease, also called CAD, are autoimmune hemolytic anemias.
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[@CB-vk7ru]

If you confuse IgM and IgG. IgM looks like a snowflake so its in CAD

[@dana-tn4yv]

The incidence of warm is Greater than cold, so Greater = IgG 😅

[@Trish-ql9kz]

Clear concise information...thank you

[@nabaa913]

Wow so good

[@kellyperry6887]

Patient with WAHA here - excellent video!!

[@osmosis]

Thank you! 💕

[@pagidimarryramya7132]

its not 37 degree farenheit, its below 37 degree celsius for cold hemolytic anaemia

[@daniaalessa9520]

Thanks, always make the concepts much easier 💜

[@osmosis]

Thanks! 🙏🏻

[@asherkhan5011]

if I point out an informational error in the video will I be noted as a contributor to the video?

[@darrelllancaster9554]

Very educational

[@osmosis]

Thanks, Darrell! ❤️

[@ozgunalkan2116]

thank your for this educational video

[@osmosis]

Most welcome! 🩺

[@felekehabtamu7093]

Why cold agglutination at 37-39???

[@hammadahmad920]

Thank u from pakistan

[@varunbarwal346]

Nice

[@osmosis]

Thanks, Varun! 💖

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awesome

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[@mansoorksa1483]

For god sake use a good mic I feel like I’m listening to somebody talking in rain with an electric shock

[@heather5926]

If you turn down the volume it’s much better. :)

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Buy a quality headphones🤦