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Auntie Em! Auntie Em!From: Gary Kleinman (fuf@gulf.net)Thu Apr 11 15:20:46 1996
My partner says that @ the recent SPO, a convincing paper concluded that one doesnt have to worry about severe isoimmunization with Anti - M. I found references on Medline of cases of severe hemolytic disease of the newborn from Anti - M. Duguid, et al Vox Sanguinis 1995;68(3):195 Furukawa, et al. Experimental and Clinical Immugenetics 199310(3):161 ("Now that's a horse of a different color!) I dont have easy access to these journals. Are high titers of Anti - M in a gravida with an M positive partner concerning, or not? Thank you in advance Gary
-- Gary Kleinman, MD Perinatologist/Geneticist University of Fl/Pensacola 5045 Carpenter Creek Drive Pensacola, FL 32503 904 484-9400
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