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Diagnosis

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Type & screen performed when   during 1st trimester, include weak D test  
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Repeat screening when   20-24 weeks  
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If AB screen is positive   must then identify & determine in clinically significant IgG AB  
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If IgG AB present   paternal phenotype to determine homo or heterozygous  
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IgG AB are   D, E, c, C, K  
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Titer clinically significant ABs   titer >32 is significant; 2 tube increase in titer from previous titier is significant; reagent red cells must be of same phenotype form one titer to the next  
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Titer clinically significant ABs cont   if initial titer >32, 2nd titer at 18-20 weeks; if titer still >32, then amnio or percutaneous umbilical cord sampling done between 20-24 weeks; 16 or less then repeat monthly at 18-20 weeks  
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Amniocentesis & Cordocentesis (PUBS)   performed no later than 24 weeks  
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Amniotic fluid   measurement of bilirubin conc. obtained spechtophoto & plotted over time; if conc. increases then hemolysis is worsening  
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PUBS   obtained by cannulating umbilical vein using ultrasound  
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PUBS cont   blood tested for Hgb, Hct, DAT, checked for NRBCs, allows for direct transfusion  
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Intrauterine transfusion   performed mostly by cordocentesis; risk of trauma to placenta may cause increase AB titiers because of antigenic challege to mother from FHM  
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Plasma exchange & Intravenous immune globulin   done during 2nd & 3rd trimester; used to delay severe HDN until fetus is large enough for IUT  
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Early delivery   not as necessary now with IUT  
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