Abstract:The titre of IgG anti-A/B was determined by means of a 2-mercaptoethanol
test in the serum of 80 blood group O mothers, who gave birth at term to A/B incompatible
infants, who developed early neonatal jaundice with a serum bilirubin level of over
10 mg/100 ml. The titres were compared with the results of the direct antiglobulin test
performed on the red cells from the cord blood and the necessity for exchange transfusion.
Only in mothers of group A infants, a significant correlation was found between the titre… Show more
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