FcRn blockade helps prevent fetal complications in HDFN by lowering harmful maternal antibodies and preventing severe ...

A group of researchers shared their hospital protocol in managing women of childbearing age with Rhesus D (RhD) negativity ...

An infant with HDFN can experience a number of symptoms, including lethargy, floppiness, excessive fatigue and irritability.

If your infant has been diagnosed with or shows signs of HDFN, consider keeping a journal to record their symptoms and ...

The updated RHAG system includes six antigens and one confirmed antithetical pair, and this may improve red blood cell ...

Transcutaneous bilirubinometry can reduce the pain and discomfort associated with assessments made via blood draws. Transcutaneous bilirubinometry is an effective, non-invasive alternative for ...

Early signs of hemolytic disease of the fetus and newborn (HDFN) can now be detected by 10 weeks, which could lead to better outcomes.

RhD testing early in pregnancy could help women avoid unnecessary treatment. Pregnancies in which the mother is RhD-negative are at increased risk of complications related to HDFN. However, this risk ...

Patients with the D-- blood group can develop HDFN following incompatible blood transfusions or pregnancy. The Rh17 antigen is found in almost all individuals and is also encoded by the RHCE gene.