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An Angelika Koegl-Schauz - wegen Anti-D
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Geschrieben von Ulrike am 10. Mai 2003 07:46:45:
Da ich aus dem Forum Impfen ja vor einiger Zeit hinausgeworfen wurde,
schicke ich meinen Beitrag zum Thema Anti-D hierher. Vielleicht kann jemand
das an das Nachbarsforum weiterleiten:
Abstract of review Anti-D administration in pregnancy
Crowther CA, Keirse MJNC
Date of most recent substantive amendment : 17/07/1995
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Objectives: The aim was to assess the effectiveness of administration of
Anti-D immunoglobulin at 28 weeks and 34 weeks or more of pregnancy on the
incidence of immunisation when given to Rhesus negative mothers without
Anti-D antibodies.
Search strategy: Trials were identified from the Cochrane Pregnancy and
Childbirth Groups Specialised Register of Controlled Trials.
Selection criteria: All published, unpublished and ongoing randomised
trials which met the following criteria: Participants: Rhesus negative
women without Anti-D antibodies at 28 weeks gestation. Intervention: Anti-D
immunoglobulin given at 28 weeks or more of pregnancy. Outcome measures:
Development of a positive Kleihauer test, subsequent development of
immunisation, and neonatal morbidity.
Data collection and analysis: DATA EXTRACTION
Data was extracted from each trial by the author without blinding.
Main results: A positive Kleihauer was found less commonly at 32-35 weeks
and after delivery of a Rhesus positive infant in women treated with Anti-D
at 28 and 34 weeks. There was a clear reduction in the incidence of
immunisation at 2-12 months following delivery in primiparae and
primigravidae who had received Anti-D antenatally.
Conclusions: Administration of Anti-D immunoglobulin at 28 weeks' and 34
weeks' gestation can significantly reduce the risk of immunisation during
or immediately after a first pregnancy. The cost effectiveness of such
treatment needs further study.
http://www.nihs.go.jp/dig/cochrane/jp_9802/revabstr/ab000020.htm
Und hier noch zwei gute ausfuehrlicher Artikel:
Full guidance on the use of routine antenatal anti-D prophylaxis for
RhD-negative women
http://www.obstetrics.ch/archiv/guidelines/anti_d_deutsch.pdf
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