Severe anti-Kell HDFN less likely in those with lower antibody levels
A recent study found that an anti-Kell antibody level of eight can be used to reliably identify patients at risk of severe HDFN.
A recent study found that an anti-Kell antibody level of eight can be used to reliably identify patients at risk of severe HDFN.
Integrating genetic data with immunological and blood testing can improve detection of HDFN due to ABO incompatibility, a study found.
A recent study found two patients with a novel mutation in the RHCE gene, which codes for several antigens found on red blood cells.
The summary describes the design of Johnson & Johnson’s Phase 3 AZALEA trial, which will evaluate the efficacy of nipocalimab in HDFN.
A blood transfusion protocol used in Los Angeles results in fewer deaths due to HDFN than other protocols.
The United States is experiencing a shortage of RhD immune globulin, indicating a need for novel strategies to prevent HDFN.
A recent case report describes a 63-year-old woman in China who was diagnosed with a rare variant of the RhD antigen.
A study identified several societal factors contributing to the disparity in infant mortality due to HDFN and other hemolytic disorders.
A new observational study in China aims to evaluate the utility of neonatal carbon monoxide concentrations in diagnosing and treating HDFN.
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