About the phenomenon of auto-hemoagglutination

Abstract

The phenomenon of autoagglutination was first noted by Klein in 1890. It consists in the accumulation of erythrocytes with serum or citrated plasma of the same blood. The nature of this process was only later clarified by the isolation of a special form of gluing of erythrocytes, the so-called. pseudoagglutination or false autoagglutination. Macroscopically, it is extremely easy to mix both types of agglutination, microscopically, it is more difficult, since in most cases it is easy to distinguish heaps of erythrocytes, consisting of the coin columns formed by them.

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