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A recent case report described how an infant was diagnosed with anti-C HDFN despite not showing physical indicators of HDFN.

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The previous CNGOF guidelines on HDFN prevention were released in 2005. Given significant advancements in the field over the ...

Just because your loved ones may be unfamiliar with HDFN doesn't mean they can't help you care for your affected infant.

The study authors stated patients at risk of HDFN must be closely monitored throughout pregnancy to improve outcomes.

If your infant has a blood transfusion, their blood type may temporarily change, but it will eventually return to its original type.

Researchers identified three biomarkers that are raised in patients with HDFN associated with ABO incompatibility.

The study showed cord blood is safe to use in transfusions as long as it is used quickly. Umbilical cord blood (UCB) may be a viable transfusion option for patients with hemolytic disease of the fetus ...

Gel microcolumn assay (GMA) is a quick and simple tool for identifying pregnancies at high risk of HDFN, but it may result in unnecessary monitoring for many patients. Although the use of gel ...

Courtesy Getty Images If you have to travel to get your infant specialty care, you will likely benefit from planning ahead to avoid any unnecessary challenges. Babies that need specialty care, ...

Courtesy Getty Images Learn about the tests often performed on infants with HDFN, including what they measure and how many will be required. Newborns diagnosed with hemolytic disease of the fetus and ...