V. Der involvierte Leser: Spannung als historiographische Strategie

Pausch, Dennis

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“…In der blutsp end end en Bevölkerung steht dah er kaum vert räg liches Blut zur Verfügung. Die Inzidenz wird mit 0,0005 bis 0,0006 % für p, Pt kund p/ a ngege ben (4). Nordstroem und Cedergren beri cht eten 1989 über 31 Fälle in einem gen ealogisch nachvollziehbaren Familienverband in Nordschweden (5).…”

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Schwangerschaft bei Vorliegen der extrem seltenen Blutgruppe p mit Anti-PP₁P^k

Strowitzki¹,

Wiedemann²,

Heim³

et al. 1991

Geburtsh Frauenheilk

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The authors report on a successful pregnancy in a young Turkish patient with p and anti-PP1Pk-antibodies. Anti-PP1Pk is considered to cause haemolytic diseases in the newborn and habitual abortions. The patient was treated via plasma exchange and substitution with intravenous immunoglobulin. At 31 weeks of gestation the patient underwent Caesarean section due to growth retardation and pathological signs in the fetal CTG. The child has developed well up to two years after the delivery. Based on our data and a review of the literature, the effectiveness of therapy by plasmapheresis and/or immunoglobulin is discussed.

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