Iso-immunization to the Rh Factor

Abo Blood Groups and Rh Iso-immunization.

Levine (1943, 1958a, b, 1959) observed that Rh isoimmunization of Rh-negative women was relatively much morecommon inwomen with ABO-compatible husbands than in women with ABO-incompatible husbands. This observation has implications with regard to the incidence of the ABO blood groups in affected families, and certain of these implications were first noted by Lucia and Hunt (1950a, b) in respect...

A Typical Case of Iso-Immunization against the Rhesus Factor

The Role of Ultrasonography in the Non Invasive management of Rh ISO-Immunization – A Review from Case Reports

These three cases were examples of rhesus iso immunisation. All three cases were managed successfully using current conservative guides in ultrasonography for rhesus iso-immunization. The use of Uitrasound doppler had helped us to decide the timing and immediate neonatal management. In an ideal situation detection of fetal anaemia less than 9g/dl is an indication for intra uterine transfusion g...

Iso-immunization by rare Rh-antigens as a cause of haemolytic disease of the newborn and transfusion reactions.

It is well known that Rh antibodies develop in persons who are nearly always Rh-negative, either as a result of immunization during pregnancy, or as a result of repeated transfusions when Rh-positive cells are given to Rh-negative recipients. During the last two and a half years we have had an opportunity to study 885 families in which the mothers were immunized by pregnancy. Nearly all these c...

Further factors influencing Rh-immunization: II.