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No, the system does not auto correct HLA information, but may give you error warnings as applicable. |
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Urgent and Non-Urgent indicators on patients are a tool for you to use to prioritise your patient searches. At this time, the Search and Match Service does not use this information and will not affect the speed of your match run. |
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Asynchronous matching is a process of running searches in parallel. It allows you to enter a patient and start the search run, and proceed with other activities within the application like entering another patient or reviewing another match list while the search runs in the background. The user does You do not have to wait for the current search to finish before proceeding with other activities. |
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The system by default runs for donors By default, Search & Match performs a 10/10 match run using the haplotype frequency algorithm search for donors if all 5 loci (A,B,C,DRB1,DQB1) are available for the patient. If only 3 or 4 loci are available, the system will scale down to respectively a 6/6 or 8/8 match runsearch, respectively. 10/10, 8/8 and 6/6 are all considered as zero mismatch runs searches and will not include mismatch donors in the results.The system by default runs for cords For CBUs, Search & Match performs a ≥8/10 match run at allele level using the haplotype frequency algorithmsearch in all cases, irrespective of available patient typing. |
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By default, the Search & Match Service only provides 10/10, 8/8 or 6/6 matches initially. Selecting the 'Run Mismatch' search button allows you to request a mismatch search to review e.g. 9/10 or 7/8 match results. Once those results return, you will be able to review them by specific loci mismatches or any loci. |
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