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hemolytic disease of the newborn
- IPA[ˌhēməˌlidik dəˈzēz əv]
- a severe form of anemia caused in a fetus or newborn infant by incompatibility with the mother's blood type, typically when the mother is rhesus negative and produces antibodies which attack rhesus positive fetal blood through the placenta.
noun: haemolytic disease of the newborn
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- a severe form of anaemia caused in a fetus or newborn infant by incompatibility with the ...
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