30 devices · GMDN 52647
Anti-Rh(D) red blood cell grouping IVDs are in vitro diagnostic tests designed to detect Rh(D) antigens on red blood cells. Clinically, they help determine blood type compatibility for transfusions or pregnancy-related Rh incompatibility testing, reducing risks of adverse reactions or hemolytic disease in newborns.
These devices are typically regulated as in vitro diagnostics, with classification and supply varying by jurisdiction. They’re used in laboratory settings and must meet performance standards for accuracy and safety in blood typing applications.
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