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Breast Milk-Mediated Hemolysis Found as Cause of Delayed HDFN

A case report identified high-titer anti-RhD IgG antibodies in maternal breast milk as a potential source of ongoing hemolysis in an infant with persistent HDFN after exchange transfusion. The finding highlights a possible mechanism for delayed disease persistence but requires further validation.

Hematology August 31st 2026

Tags: BIOMARKERS BLEEDING/BLOOD DISORDERS CLINICAL STUDY DISEASE COMPLICATIONS HEMOLYTIC DISEASE OF THE FETUS AND NEWBORN (HDFN) NEONATOLOGY PREGNANCY COMPLICATIONS

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