Anti Colton-A Foeto-Neonatal Haemolytic Disesase: Diagnosis; Clinical Outcome and Family Study
G. Gessoni, L. Collodel, I. Vaccara, M. Pivetta, T. Mancuso, P. Lago, A. Cattarozzi, N. Revelli, A. Barzan, P. Cavicchioli
International Blood Research & Reviews · pp. 29–37 · Published 27 Jan 2023
10.9734/ibrr/2023/v14i1299Abstract
The authors report a case of neonatal haemolytic disease (HDN) attributable to maternal allo immunization to a high frequency antigen present on paternal red blood cells which have been identified as Colton-a (Coa). The case seemed worthy of reporting not only for the relative rarity of HDN from anti Coa but for the rigorous approach followed in the immunohaematological follow-up of pregnancy and for the diagnostic effort expended in identifying the specificity of the antibody. A family study of ascendants, collaterals and descendants was also carried out using genotyping techniques.
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