Lung Donation Compatibility: A-Negative to AB-Negative Blood Types
Yes, an A-negative donor can donate lungs to an AB-negative recipient. AB-negative is a universal recipient for blood products, compatible with all types. A-negative is compatible with A-negative and AB-negative. Thus, A-negative lungs can be safely donated to AB-negative without rejection risk.
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