Episode 41 - Transfusion for Two | HDFN and Anti-D
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Understanding Hemolytic Disease and Anti-D Management
This chapter explores the complexities of hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN), focusing on the role of rhesus D immunoglobulin in preventing maternal antibody formation. It discusses the significance of the D antigen and the clinical implications for Rh-negative mothers, including preventive measures and appropriate dosing of anti-D. Additionally, the chapter highlights the multifaceted nature of HDFN, considering various antibodies beyond anti-D and emphasizing the importance of laboratory assessments and collaboration with specialists.
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