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Management of pregnancies complicated by rhesus (D) antibodies
C R Welch1, P A Makepeace, S A Walkinshaw
1Fetal Centre, Liverpool Maternity Hospital.
British Journal of Hospital Medicine
|June 2, 1993
Abstract:
The management of anti-D alloimmunization is still changing. The mainstay of monitoring for severe disease is now ultrasonography. Non-Rh(D) antibodies are now a relatively common cause of alloimmune anaemia and should be looked for in all pregnancies.