ISOIMMUNIZATION
IN PREGNANCY
By: dharshini.S
dhilipan.V.E
INTRODUCTION
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Rh incompatibility is a immunological
disorder where the mother produces
antibodies against the blood group factor
present in the red cells of fetus which she
doesn’t possess.
These antibodies freely cross the placenta to
destroy the fetal RBCs.
4
MECHANISM
when the Rh +ve RBCS from the fetus enter circulation of Rh -
ve mother circulate for 120 days
Primary immune response
Undergo degeneration and removed from maternal reticulo endothelial
system wher antigens are released
5
On exposure to 2nd dose of antigen in next pregnancy the
secondary immune response is produced
Sharp rise in IgG levels occurs
The antigen stimulate maternal immune response to release
Rh antibodies in 9 weeks
FETAL COMPLICATIONS
6
The first infant is invariably unaffected provided the mother was not
exposed to Rh positive cells
the risk of Rh isoimmunization is higher with second pregnancy
when the maternal antibodies cross the placenta, haemolysis of fetal Rh
positive cells occur leading to fetal anemia
when fetal anemia becom severe, it leads to hydrops fetal is and
stillbirth
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Hydrops fetal is is invariably fatal presenting with edema,
anasarca, anemia and ascites
Extra medullary erythropoietin results in hepatosplenomegaly and
portal obstruction. Consequently hydrothorax and cardiac failure
occurs..
fetus presenting with anemia without hydrops can develop severe
jaundice and kernicterus after birth
placenta is pale and edematous with swollen villi
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Rh iso immunisation in pregnancy final mbbs

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    INTRODUCTION 3 Rh incompatibility isa immunological disorder where the mother produces antibodies against the blood group factor present in the red cells of fetus which she doesn’t possess. These antibodies freely cross the placenta to destroy the fetal RBCs.
  • 3.
    4 MECHANISM when the Rh+ve RBCS from the fetus enter circulation of Rh - ve mother circulate for 120 days Primary immune response Undergo degeneration and removed from maternal reticulo endothelial system wher antigens are released
  • 4.
    5 On exposure to2nd dose of antigen in next pregnancy the secondary immune response is produced Sharp rise in IgG levels occurs The antigen stimulate maternal immune response to release Rh antibodies in 9 weeks
  • 5.
    FETAL COMPLICATIONS 6 The firstinfant is invariably unaffected provided the mother was not exposed to Rh positive cells the risk of Rh isoimmunization is higher with second pregnancy when the maternal antibodies cross the placenta, haemolysis of fetal Rh positive cells occur leading to fetal anemia when fetal anemia becom severe, it leads to hydrops fetal is and stillbirth
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    12 Hydrops fetal isis invariably fatal presenting with edema, anasarca, anemia and ascites Extra medullary erythropoietin results in hepatosplenomegaly and portal obstruction. Consequently hydrothorax and cardiac failure occurs.. fetus presenting with anemia without hydrops can develop severe jaundice and kernicterus after birth placenta is pale and edematous with swollen villi
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    THANK YOU Presented By: Adeline Palmerston Larana University | 2024