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Patient selection was carried out by computerised searching for all known records of registered antibodies during the study period. Each mother's obstetric record and her baby's hospital file was studied and relevant clinical treatment and laboratory data on both mother and child was recorded and analysed.<\/jats:p><jats:p>Results. Eight hundred and twenty\u2010one alloantibodies were detected in 629 immunized pregnant women with 753 fetuses. An overall antibody incidence of 0.57% was observed which included 373 clinically significant antibodies found in 261 mothers (0.24%). Multiple antibodies were present in 8.2% of all samples. Anti\u2010D, by itself or in combination with other Rh\u2010antibodies, caused more severe forms of hemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN) with 46% of all Rh\u2010positive babies having phototherapy and 29% having exchange transfusion. 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