On the incidence of haemolytic disease of the newborn due to ABO incompatibility.
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G MUNK-ANDERSEN
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A-B-O sensitization in the newborn. Diagnosis, frequency and symptoms.
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Further experiences with a direct conglutination test for demonstrating in-vivo sensitization of red cells of the newborn with ABO-antibody.
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Excess of group O-mothers in ABO-haemolytic disease.
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[The danger of incompatible antibodies; observations on Danish patient material including 450,000 blood tests].
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[Hemolytic reaction to transfusion with fatal outcome; caused by a rare antibody (anti-c)].
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Haemolytic transfusion reaction caused by anti-Lea.
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Demonstration of incomplete ABO-antibody with special reference to its passage through the placenta. 2. The value of partial neutralization.
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Demonstration of incomplete ABO-antibody with special reference to its passage through the placenta. I. The content of complete ABO-antibody in umbilical cord serum.
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A dextran serum medium for the demonstration of incomplete anti-A and anti-B; a direct conglutination test for the demonstration of in-vivo sensitization with incomplete ABO antibody of the red cells of newborn infants.
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Scraping of the mucous membrane of the uterus conducted outpatient.
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[Malign neoplastic formation chronic osteomyelitis].
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[Two cases of leiomyoma of the small intestine with invagination].
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[Experiences with a surgical clinic].
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