Results
As expected, administration of Anti-D resulted in a weakly positive
direct antiglobulin test in all cases, but none of the treated women
developed significant haemolysis.
Most importantly, the majority of these women had not only unremarkable
pregnancy, but also normal delivery. Only six women did not get pregnant
(10 %), and 40 of the remaining 54 women gave a live birth (60 % of
all treated women and 74 % of all pregnant women, respectively) (figure
1).