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A patient who had a previous history of GALD was closely monitored during pregnancy, resulting in the delivery of a healthy baby boy.

Researchers identified forty different definitions and nearly thirty models of family-centered care in neonatal medicine across the globe.

Faster diagnosis and modern treatment strategies now give most babies with FNAIT a much better chance of survival and recovery.

Researchers developed a statistical model that could help clinicians make platelet transfusion decisions for infants with thrombocytopenia.

Platelet-specific antibodies are found to differ between subcategories of platelet transfusion refractoriness.

A recent study found that a minimally invasive neurosurgical procedure can treat intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH), a complication of FNAIT.

Subamniotic hemorrhage, a possible FNAIT complication, poses significant diagnostic challenges, particularly when it presents before birth.

A new trial is testing whether nipocalimab can lower the risk of severe bleeding and death in babies at risk of FNAIT.

A study of genetic data from the Saudi population found that the predicted risk of FNAIT does not always align with observed outcomes.

Scientists developed a new technique to detect platelet antigens linked to FNAIT and quantify fetal DNA in maternal blood samples.