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Erythroblastosis F?talis or H?molytic Disease of the Newborn condition of recent origin. Actually it was well described, in the English literature, before 1900, being then recognized in the form of f?tal hydrops. Between 1900 and 1910, there were numerous articles, published in this country, dealing with familial icterus gravis, another manifestation of the

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Controlled Trials of the Treatment of H?molytic Disease of the Newbornis due to a failure to make valid comparisons between different forms of treatment. Where comparisons have been attempted, they have been between groups of cases treated not only by different methods but at different periods of time. Inevitably there is doubt whether the cases that are compared are

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Book 1975lt jaundice and due ro occlusion of the bile ducts by ‘glutinous humours‘. On the other hand, some writers reported on the fact that more than one consecutive baby was often affected, and there is a classic example of the disease in twins written by Louyse Bourgeois, the midwife of Marie de Medici,

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Cognizance

Controlled Trials of the Treatment of H?molytic Disease of the Newbornps of cases treated not only by different methods but at different periods of time. Inevitably there is doubt whether the cases that are compared are of equal severity and whether factors other than the type of transfusion have operated to the same extent during the period of observation.

JAUNT

Icterus Gravis (Erythroblastosis) Neonatorum . and others to be cited), it will be well, before considering the theories of etiology, to summarize the facts regarding the clinical course, the laboratory findings, the pathologic changes found after death, and other common or unique observations which may have a bearing on, or require an explanation in, an acceptable theory of etiology.

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Intra-Group Agglutination—Levine and Stetsoniffers from these in that the immune iso-agglutinin must have been stimulated by a factor other than repeated transfusion. The nature of this factor becomes evident from a summary of the case history.

種屬關(guān)系

Anti-Rh Serum Nomenclaturers would have liked to follow the above suggestion, but it seems they felt unable to go further for the present than to recommend the use of both systems in parallel, the Wiener nomenclature being given first on any label, and the Fisher-Race designation following in brackets. There is certainly no lack of candour in the Board’s comments.