Hemosorption in the prevention of severe forms of hemolytic disease of the newborn in rhesus sensitization
Konopliannikov, A.G.; Saĭkina, E.A.; Goriushina, N.B.; Panina, O.B.
Akusherstvo i Ginekologiia 1993(6): 31-33
1993
ISSN/ISBN: 0300-9092 PMID: 8311153 Document Number: 421086
A total of 164 hemoperfusions were administered to 60 pregnant patients with Rh sensitization and a history of perinatal death of the newborns from hemolytic disease. Hemoperfusion was found to decelerate the progress of hemolytic disease of the newborns promoting delivery of babies with more benign forms of the disease. The method efficacy was 76%. Dynamic follow-up of fetal functional status over the course of hemosorption treatment by examinations of biophysical profiles and ultrasonic dopplerometry has shown no negative effects of this treatment modality on fetal status.