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Abstract

In this article, prevention of rhesus immunization in the presence of a potential sensitizing factor, the development of hemolytic disease of fetuses and infants, and disorders of fetal erythrocytes are described in detail

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potential sensitizing factor prevention of rhesus immunization hemolytic disease

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Nasirova Durdonakhan Yusupjonovna., & Saidjalilova Dilnoza Djavdatovna. (2023). Prevention of rhesus immunization in the presence of a potential sensitizing factor. Texas Journal of Medical Science, 19, 129–130. https://doi.org/10.62480/tjms.2023.vol19.pp129-130
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