Hemolytic disease of the newborn (HDN)

Overview:

The short course “Hemolytic Disease of the Newborn (HDN)” provides an in-depth exploration of this critical condition, focusing on its pathophysiology, detection, sonographic assessment, treatment, and prevention. Designed for healthcare professionals and ultrasound technicians, this course equips participants with the knowledge and skills needed to effectively manage HDN.

Topics Covered:

• Pathophysiology: Understand the underlying mechanisms of HDN, including the immunologic processes that lead to the disease.
• During First Pregnancy and Subsequent Pregnancies: Learn how HDN can develop and differ between the first pregnancy and later pregnancies.
• Detection: Explore various methods for early detection of HDN, including clinical signs and laboratory tests.
• Sonographic Assessment: Gain proficiency in using ultrasound to assess the severity of HDN and monitor the fetus.
• Treatment: Review the treatment options available for managing HDN, including intrauterine interventions and postnatal care.
• Prevention: Learn about strategies to prevent HDN, including maternal immunization and other prophylactic measures.

The course material includes high-quality video lessons, comprehensive course notes and case studies, offering a thorough learning experience. Participants will develop the expertise necessary to diagnose, assess, and manage HDN, improving outcomes for affected newborns.