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Managing Severe Erythroblastosis
Postgraduate Medicine, 1968By giving passive antibodies, the physician can possibly prevent or decrease sensitization in Rh-negative mothers. However, once sensitization has occurred he must decide whether to do single or repeated amniocentesis, whether he should transfuse the fetus while in the uterus, when he should time the delivery, and how he should prepare for exchange ...
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Pediatrics, 1950
The first two years' experience with the substitution transfusion in the Los Angeles area is reported and analyzed. Forty-five cases were substituted. Results of therapy are compared with 35 cases studied at the Los Angeles Children's Hospital during the same period but which were not treated with a substitution transfusion.
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The first two years' experience with the substitution transfusion in the Los Angeles area is reported and analyzed. Forty-five cases were substituted. Results of therapy are compared with 35 cases studied at the Los Angeles Children's Hospital during the same period but which were not treated with a substitution transfusion.
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American Journal of Diseases of Children, 1944
In 1912, Rautmann 1 first applied the term Erythroblastose to a condition in a hydropic fetus in which there was evidence of excess hemopoiesis in the liver, spleen and kidney. Since that time the term has been used to designate a group of conditions including fetal hydrops, fatal jaundice of the newborn and congenital anemia.
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In 1912, Rautmann 1 first applied the term Erythroblastose to a condition in a hydropic fetus in which there was evidence of excess hemopoiesis in the liver, spleen and kidney. Since that time the term has been used to designate a group of conditions including fetal hydrops, fatal jaundice of the newborn and congenital anemia.
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American Journal of Diseases of Children, 1937
Attention has been directed in recent years to a type of dyscrasia of the blood, erythroblastosis foetalis, which occurs in the newly born. We present a case of the condition accompanied by icterus gravis neonatorum, in which what was thought to be recovery occurred after repeated blood transfusions and was followed by symptoms of degeneration of the ...
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Attention has been directed in recent years to a type of dyscrasia of the blood, erythroblastosis foetalis, which occurs in the newly born. We present a case of the condition accompanied by icterus gravis neonatorum, in which what was thought to be recovery occurred after repeated blood transfusions and was followed by symptoms of degeneration of the ...
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