The presence of maternal cells was determined in a blood sample of 86 rhesus D-negative newborns with a rhesus D-positive mother using the 'minor cell population technique' of Jones and Silver. Maternal cells were found in 43 percent of the samples, irrespective of ABO incompatibility. Anti-D antibodies were detected in 22.2 percent of serum samples from 53 children taken at 6-10 months after birth. There was no correlation between the presence of anti-D and the results of the minor cell population technique at birth. The results are discussed.
Maternofetal transfusion during delivery and sensitization of the newborn against the rhesus D-antigen / E., Carapella De Luca; A. M., Casadei; Pascone, Roberto; C., Tardi; C., Pacioni. - In: VOX SANGUINIS. - ISSN 0042-9007. - 34:4(1978), pp. 241-243.
Maternofetal transfusion during delivery and sensitization of the newborn against the rhesus D-antigen.
PASCONE, Roberto;
1978
Abstract
The presence of maternal cells was determined in a blood sample of 86 rhesus D-negative newborns with a rhesus D-positive mother using the 'minor cell population technique' of Jones and Silver. Maternal cells were found in 43 percent of the samples, irrespective of ABO incompatibility. Anti-D antibodies were detected in 22.2 percent of serum samples from 53 children taken at 6-10 months after birth. There was no correlation between the presence of anti-D and the results of the minor cell population technique at birth. The results are discussed.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.
