Your body will naturally recognize the baby's blood as being different from yours, and thus, try to fight it off by releasing anti-RH antibodies. These antibodies work to destroy the baby's blood ...

An injection of anti-Rh antibodies (widely known by the trade name RhoGAM) given to the mother soon after birth neutralizes any fetal blood cells in their circulation before their immune system ...

The problem of Rh incompatibility can now be solved by giving an Rh-negative mother an anti-Rh antibody that inactivates any Rh-positive fetal blood cells that may pass into her circulation ...

Mini-RhIG contains 50 mcg (250 units) of anti-D antibody that will suppress a maternal ... RBCs = red blood cells; RhIG = Rh o immune globulin, anti-D immune globulin. After a first-trimester ...

Passive anti-D immune globulin administered to prevent anti-D antibody formation in RhD-negative women who carry and are exposed to RhD-positive fetal RBCs; once called Rh "sensitization," this is ...