conclusion it was concluded that elisa-based anti h. pylori igg test in saliva could be used as an alternative diagnostic test in the absence of other invasive procedures. background helicobacter pylori is known as an agent which may involve in the occurrence of peptic ulcer, gastric cancer and also other known and unknown diseases. treatment of the infection with antibiotics eradicates the dis...

Introduction Routine antenatal serological screening has been practised throughout the United Kingdom and worldwide for about 30 years.' Originally introduced to detect pregnancies at risk of haemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN) due to Rh anti-D antibodies, its continued use has led to an increasing realisation of the clinical importance of other red cell antibodies in the pathogenesis of HD...

By G. N. VYAS, L. HOLMDAHL, H. A. PERKINS AND H. H. FUDENBERG H UMAN ANTIBODIES to human gamma globulins are generally detected by agglutination of red cells coated with IgG, most often in the form of incomplete anti-Rh antiserum;’ normal and myeloma IgG proteins coated by bisdiazotized benzidine and chrornic chloride have also been used.2” These passive hernagglutination methods are applied to...

By G. N. VYAS, L. HOLMDAHL, H. A. PERKINS AND H. H. FUDENBERG H UMAN ANTIBODIES to human gamma globulins are generally detected by agglutination of red cells coated with IgG, most often in the form of incomplete anti-Rh antiserum;’ normal and myeloma IgG proteins coated by bisdiazotized benzidine and chrornic chloride have also been used.2” These passive hernagglutination methods are applied to...

Background. Determination of Rh-affiliation is mandatory for donors and recipients, surgical patients, pregnant women, etc. There are variants the D antigen that difficult to identify by serological methods, example, a weak antigen.
 Aim. using genotyping in cases, when use methods does not allow obtaining reliable result.
 Material methods. We studied blood samples from (n=18), women...

Background: Immune-mediated haemolytic disease of the newborn refers to a specific category anaemia that results from transplacental passage IgG antibodies pre-sensitized mother her fetus in utero. This occurs due blood group incompatibility between and fetus. The clinical presentation covers wide spectrum spanning still births erythroblastosis fetalis as well infants born with only mild haemol...