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How is effect of temp on CAD?

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➢ Nevertheless, as long as the body temperature remains at 37 °C, cold-reacting autoantibodies dissociate from the cell, and hemolysis is not severe. ➢ However, when limbs and skin are exposed to the cold for long periods of time, the temperature of circulating blood can be lowered, allowing cold-reacting autoantibodies to go to work


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