According to researchers, the automated solid phase (ASP) method appears to be superior to the traditional manual method for clinical monitoring of HDFN.
A woman with a, RhD-positive blood type developed anti-Rh antibodies after a blood transfusion, resulting in HDFN in subsequent pregnancies.
Bronze baby syndrome (BBS) is a rare complication of phototherapy, one of the treatments used to treat HDFN after birth.
New therapeutic strategies for HDFN caused by Kell antigen (K) incompatibility have shown promising results in a new study.
The case study followed an infant born with HDFN who experienced delayed growth and cognitive development, emphasizing the importance of preventative care.
A group of researchers recently published a set of recommendations for intrauterine transfusion standard practice.
The presence of certain variants of the RhD antigen could indicate a risk of developing hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN).
Testing bilirubin levels in newborns can prevent jaundice, which is often caused by HDFN, a case study shows.
Despite a decrease in recent years in HDFN mortality rates, researchers found a significant need for transfusions and treatment after birth.
A study shows large-volume transfusions may produce a more pronounced improvement in hemoglobin levels and lead to shorter hospital stays in newborns with anemia, including in infants with hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN).
