CD Crossmatch Test ₹5000
The CD Crossmatch Test is a specialized flow cytometry-based compatibility test performed before organ transplantation. It helps determine whether the recipient has antibodies against the donor’s lymphocytes, reducing the risk of transplant rejection.
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What is the CD Crossmatch Test?
The CD Crossmatch Test evaluates the compatibility between an organ donor and recipient by detecting antibodies directed against donor T-lymphocytes (CD3) and B-lymphocytes (CD19/CD20). It is commonly performed before kidney, liver, heart, and other organ transplants to assess the risk of antibody-mediated rejection.
Who should undergo this test?
- Patients preparing for kidney transplantation.
- Individuals awaiting liver, heart, or lung transplantation.
- Recipients with previous blood transfusions, pregnancies, or transplants.
- Patients requiring pre-transplant compatibility testing.
- Doctor-advised transplant immunology evaluation.
Preparation & Test Process
Understanding Your Results
Negative crossmatch generally indicates that no significant donor-specific antibodies were detected and compatibility is favorable.
Positive crossmatch suggests the presence of antibodies against donor cells, which may increase the risk of transplant rejection.
Results should always be interpreted by the transplant specialist together with HLA typing, antibody screening, and the patient’s clinical history.
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