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Re: Anti-MFrom: robert berg (robert.berg@nyu.edu)Thu Mar 27 18:09:23 2008
Interesting. I just had my first pt with anti-M; she's now 20 weeks. There is (I believe) only one case report of an affected baby of a mother with anti-M. In general anti-M is of no clinical significance; titers are probably not necessary. I am, however, doing them q month just out of curiosity (they have been 1:8 since her first visit at 8 weeks). If she inceased by 2 dilutions, I think I'd get MCA dopplers, mostly out of academic curiosity. The same week I got a new pt with anti Fya. From what I learned in residency "Kell kills, Lewis lives, Duffy dies." Apparently however, this is wrong, too, and Duffy isn't a big deal either. I'm doing the same with her; she's still too low to titrate.
On 3/27/08, Glen Elrod <dr99645@yahoo.com> wrote:
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-- __________________________________ Robert E. Berg, MD, FACOG, FACS __________________________________ And this affects me, how?
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