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What is ABO incompatibility not seen with: and explain in detail?
ABO incompatibility is seen with Whole Blood Plasma Platelets -ABO incompatible plasma carries a high risk of transfusion reactions, therefore, plasma transfusions should always be ABO compatible. -The platelets bear the intrinsic ABO antigens. So, platelet-rich plasma and single donor platelets also should be preferably ABO compatible. -So, the answer of exclusion is cryoprecipitate. It is not carrying ABO antigens but should preferably be ABO compatible to avoid even the minimal risk of hemolytic reaction.