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Re: RhogamFrom: Geffrey H. Klein, MD (gklein@bcm.tmc.edu)Mon Jun 30 09:19:23 1997
>Question: > >20yo, G4 P2012. Rh neg. NSVD x 2 with rhogam after del. TAB @ 20 wks >without rhogam. Presents for first prenatal visit. No dates. FH is 36 cm. > UTZ today 34w5d. Antibody screen neg. > >Would you give rhogam today? Why or why not? > >She delivers 4 weeks later. NSVD. Baby is Rh positive. > >If you gave rhogam at the initial visit, would you give it again? >How long does rhogam work? > >I've presented this to the MDs at work and have gotten come conflicting >responses. Look at the risks vs. benefits.. I was taught, when in doubt, give RhIg.. Give it today and give it post delivery..
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