indirect coombs test (ict)

Are There Any Risks Associated with the Indirect Coombs Test?

The ICT is a simple blood test and poses minimal risk to the patient. The primary risk is related to the blood draw itself, which can cause minor discomfort, bruising, or, in rare cases, infection.

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