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Re: ACOG Rh antibody testingFrom: David and Valerie Buck (dnvbuck@rof.net)Thu Sep 19 21:58:06 1996
There was a technical bulletin released last month. The recommendation is at first visit, 20 weeks and then q 4 weeks (provided all are negative). I am aware of no studies that support this increase in frequency. I am wondering if others plan to follow the guidelines and how the change was made. Dave Buck At 09:04 PM 9/19/96 -0500, you wrote: > >I am not aware of any new ACOG guidelines for Rh antibody testing in the Rh >negative unsensitized patient. The college recommends testing at the >first prenatal visit and again prior to RHIG at 28 weeks. Someone >enlighten me if there are new guidelines. > >Ken Moise >Baylor College of Medicine > dnvbuck@rof.net David S. Buck, MD, MPH Roaring Fork Family Physicians Carbondale, CO 81623
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