Of course! Also referred to as the Indirect Antiglobulin Test (IAT) or the Indirect Coombs Test, this diagnostic technique is sometimes called “serologic hemagglutinin analysis.” The main purpose of this test is to look for antibodies that aren’t currently attached to red blood cells but are present in the serum or plasma. It is a vital tool for pre-transfusion compatibility testing, for screening pregnant patients for Rh incompatibility, and for the diagnosis of several autoimmune diseases in which circulating antibodies may eventually attach to and kill red blood cells.
The inclusion of “health heart diagnostics” (Healthesh) in the Indirect Coombs Test description highlights the test’s importance within the larger framework of cardiovascular health. Although the main application is in the detection of antibodies linked to blood cell problems, the consequences also apply to cardiovascular health, especially when taking into account the stress and