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Can a baby be normal after iut?
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Yes!: Depending on the reason and the condition requiring intrauterine transfusion, many babies can develop into normal children. Relatively minor problems of neurodevelopment (attention, memory) are more common with the most severe forms of fetal anemia requiring iut, years later.
Answered 9/30/2019
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