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Re: Rh immunization in the first pregnancyFrom: Efrain Ramirez (eramirez@icepr.com)Fri Mar 24 04:35:44 2000
Kell--Duffy? At Fri, 24 Mar 2000, Andrzej Piela M.D. wrote: > >I vave had a patients conceived after two years of sterility without any >history of gyn/pb interventions before. In the first and second >trimester indirect Coombs testes were negative. In the 30 weeks of >pregancy- until now uneventull- she fell weak fetal movements and in the >same days usg revealed: ydrops fetus universalis, atrial flutter and >preagonal CTG. She was delivered by cs and ferus died after 6 hours >with signs of RDS. The structures on autopsy were normal. In 30 years >of practice I hava had never seen hydrops fetus in the first opregnancy- >what should I do next time and in the next pregnancy? >Andrzej Piela M.D.
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