Rh Incompatibility by Dr. Sanjeev Chitragar DAMS Faculty

[@sagardeepdatta8330]

Really, miss DAMS classes. One of the best faculty. I am 3rd year MD Paeds, listening to this. Thank you sir!

[@harshitadhavala259]

Such a great concept in less time.. Thank u sir🙏

[@agarwalshivam844]

Amazing question in the end.

[@shanullahkhan3390]

amazing video sir. Thanks a lot!

[@debleenathakur1421]

Thankyou sir ,pl upload more videos sir

[@darshaknakum657]

Why ABO incompatibility less severe then RH incompatibility?

[@Aleena769]

What will happen to antigen D? After destruction of RBC D antigen will also destruct or remains in the individual body, if it remains then sensitization will occur...?

[@zahraamahmoud5661]

The antigen D is part of RBC I think!!

[@kmanjunath7295]

When there's lysis of RBC, all the components of it is turned into small molecules and eventually filtered out. Even though it will remain for sometime, the body's immune system will not be sensitised.

[@khalsahindustani6527]

Great job thankyou sir

[@debleenathakur1421]

Wonderful

[@ankitbhagwat4161]

What if mother is -ve and father is +ve .. in first pregancy we are expecting twins??? Then how abt these conditions..

[@selina274]

What if mother is Rh + and fetus is Rh-

[@shyamsaini7937]

Thank you sir

[@VishnuJay-zk2xj]

Thank u sir 😊

[@Aleena769]

Please someone answer to my question.. Best Regards

[@jyotidev9551]

Thanku sir

[@drjabahavarghese7667]

Thank you sir