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Rhesus Incompatibility
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Also known as: Rh incompatibility · Rh factor conflict · blood group incompatibility · Morbus haemolyticus neonatorum · Rh sensitization · Anti-D
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The blood of a mother and the blood of her child should never actually meet directly. The placenta is built precisely for this — it is a fine, intelligent boundary that allows nutrients through while keeping the two blood systems separate. In most pregnancies, this boundary functions quietly and reliably. In a rhesus incompatibility, it becomes a place where a biological truth becomes visible: mother and child are connected — and they are not the same.
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