In this article, we report that anti–neutral endopeptidase antibodies produced by a pregnant woman were transferred to her fetus, in which a severe form of membranous glomerulonephritis ...

a mother has developed the anti-Kell antigen from a previous pregnancy or from a blood transfusion. If her baby's blood type is Kell positive, those antibodies then attack the baby's red blood ...

A history of prior transfusion or pregnancy did not ... One of these patients also had anti-K (Kell) in the serum, but the remainder were not found to have free antibody. All 4 of these patients ...

Increasingly, pregnant patients with inflammatory or autoimmune diseases use monoclonal antibody biologics before conception ... 107, 108 Current evidence suggests that anti-TNFα agents are safe for ...

She was transfused with blood carrying Kell antigens and developed anti-Kell antibodies. Because her husband was Kell positive, this meant that their next pregnancy would be at risk for sudden ...

Three years ago, around the 27th week of her pregnancy, Stephanie Shaver ... isoimmunization with Kell antibody, in which an antibody in her blood was attacking the baby’s red blood cells ...