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关于对红细胞抗原免疫的怀孕管理的临床实践指南

Kenneth J Moise1, Kara B Markham2, Philip C Spinella3

  • 1Dell Medical School-University of Texas at Austin and the Comprehensive Fetal Care Center, Dell Children's Hospital, Austin, Texas.

JAMA network open
|November 24, 2025
PubMed
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怀孕期间红细胞的非免疫化需要更新的管理策略. 新的建议侧重于胎儿贫血的早期检测和干预,旨在改善非免疫妊娠的结果.

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