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Transplacental passage of anti-s antibody without haemolysis
Postgraduate Medical Journal
|October 1, 1979
Abstract:
The production of anti-s antibodies during pregnancy is a rare event and usually causes haemolysis of fetal red cells. A case is presented where an IgG anti-s antibody crossed the placenta, but did not produce any evidence of haemolysis.
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