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Re: IsoimmunizationFrom: Dr. Ross Welch (rwelch@liv.ac.uk)Fri Mar 12 08:08:32 1999
c (1:32) and d (1:64) Dear Natalie Very important that this pregnancy is managed by someone experienced in prenatal hemolytic disease. It may not need any intervention (depends on partner's blood group) but may come to fetal intrauterine transfusions, so get a specialist involved soon. Failure of anti D prophylaxis is quite common. I see and treat many patients from this category
-- Ross Welch Consultant in Fetomaternal medicine Duchess of Westminster Wing Arrowe Park Hospital Upton, Wirral. UK
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