Machine learning could help identify infants at risk of jaundice
Machine learning is a form of AI that may be able to help doctors predict jaundice risk.
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Study finds warm autoantibodies in pregnancy pose no harm to babies
A recent study found no cases of HDFN or autoimmune hemolytic anemia in women or their children despite the presence of these antibodies.
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Later intrauterine transfusions may improve outcomes in HDFN
Extending delivery at or beyond 34 weeks and performing an IUT around that time could be beneficial in pregnancies complicated with HDFN.
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Rare blood type variant triggers severe case of HDFN
The patient was found to have a partial D variant called DBT that is difficult to detect with standard serologic testing.
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Standardized guidelines needed for RhIG in first-trimester abortions
Standardized guidelines regarding Rhesus D practices among women undergoing first trimester abortions should be fine tuned.
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Online forums and social media may contain incorrect info about HDFN
Parents of children with HDFN who use online forums are vulnerable to misleading and often incorrect information, a recent study found.
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Study highlights best treatment methods for late anemia in HDFN
A recently published study highlighted how late anemia caused hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn should be treated.
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Hemolytic disease linked to intestinal issues in infants
Newborns with HDFN face a greater risk of necrotizing enterocolitis, a dangerous intestinal condition, especially after certain treatments.
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Simple blood test technique helps find rare antibodies in HDFN
A new case study emphasizes the importance of accurately identifying rare blood antibodies in pregnancy for the management of HDFN.
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Review highlights strategies for managing HDFN after birth
A recent review outlines the current recommendations for treating complications of HDFN, including jaundice, anemia and iron overload.
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