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Anämie – Blutgruppensensibilisierung

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Die Abklärung einer möglichen fetalen Anämie hat bei Blutgruppensensibilisierungen, bei anämisierenden Infektionen (Parvovirus), bei fetomaternaler Transfusion sowie bei Hinweiszeichen im Rahmen der Ultraschalluntersuchung (Hydrops fetalis) oder bei auffälligen, anämieverdächtigen fetalen Herzfrequenzmustern zu erfolgen. Die Diagnosestellung der Anämie erfolgt mittels Chordozentese; diese ist zuverlässig und bietet den Vorteil der gleichzeitigen Abnahmemöglichkeit von fetalem Blut für verschiedene Labortests, um die Ursache der Anämie festzustellen bzw.

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    Prof. Dr. med. H. Steiner

  2. Gynäkologie und Geburtshilfe, A. ö. Krankenhaus St. Josef, Braunau, Ringstraße 60, 5280, Braunau, Österreich

    Prim. Dr. med. G. Hasenöhrl

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Steiner, H., Hasenöhrl, G. (2012). Anämie – Blutgruppensensibilisierung. In: Steiner, H., Schneider, KT. (eds) Dopplersonographie in Geburtshilfe und Gynäkologie. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-20938-3_14

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