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Re: Infection in pregnancy, and the maternal-fetal relationFrom: J. Hellriegel (jhellrie@pce.net)Thu Feb 22 09:44:44 2001
Consider the relationship between autoimmune diseases and pregnancy. J. Hellriegel > >Ben Taylor wrote: > >> I am a medical student, currently investigating the immunologic basis of >> the maternal-fetal relationship for my course. One of the hypotheses I >> am considering is immunosupression of the mother by the fetus. >> >> Is there a signifcant increase in incidence of infection during >> pregnancy, which could be attributed to any such immunosuppression? >> >> -- >> Ben Taylor >> Medical Student >> University Of St. Andrews, Scotland >> bt8@st-and.ac.uk > >-- >Dr. S.H. Raymond >Department of Obstetrics & Gynaecology >Empangeni Hospital >Private Bag X20005 >Empangeni >South Africa 3880 >Ph. (+27) (035) 7721111 >Fax (+27) (035) 7922596 >
-- John Hellriegel, MD, PhD
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