Maternal complications of rhesus iso-immunization.

A Typical Case of Iso-Immunization against the Rhesus Factor

Complications of Pe Rtussis Immunization Neurological Complications of Pertussis Immunization

Since Madsen (1933) first drew attention to the possibility of serious consequences following active immunization against whooping-cough, reports of neurological sequelae of such immunization have come from various parts of the world. These sequelae (post-inoculation poliQmyelitis is not being considered here) have ranged from transient convulsions with complete recovery to gross crippling, men...

Recell iso-antigens of Rhesus monkeys.

New Strategies to Prevent Fetal and Neonatal Complications in Rhesus D Immunization

Abo Blood Groups and Rh Iso-immunization.

Levine (1943, 1958a, b, 1959) observed that Rh isoimmunization of Rh-negative women was relatively much morecommon inwomen with ABO-compatible husbands than in women with ABO-incompatible husbands. This observation has implications with regard to the incidence of the ABO blood groups in affected families, and certain of these implications were first noted by Lucia and Hunt (1950a, b) in respect...