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The Immunology of Human Pregnancy
Publicado por Humana Press Jan 1993, 1993
ISBN 10: 0896032515ISBN 13: 9780896032514
Librería: BuchWeltWeit Ludwig Meier e.K., Bergisch Gladbach, Alemania
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Buch. Condición: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -This book grew out ofmy interest in what is often called 'the immunological paradox ofpregnancy.' How is it possible that the fetus-halfofwhosegenetic apparatuscomesfrom thefather and is foreign to the mother-can survive to term This is a question that intrigues all immunologists. For me, it has been of interest ever since I heard a lecture on the subject in medical school, long before I thought ofbecoming a 'professional immunologist.' Indeed, the question ofthe immunological aspect of fetal survival (or demise) should be of interest to any biologist or physician. The question becomes broader ifone considers the immunologic relations between motherand fetus, because they represent a unique symbiotic union. Whatimmunologic problemsinthemothermayaffecttheoffspring, and isitpossiblethatfetal immunology willaffectthe mother Finally, there is the question ofwhether immunology is important in recur rent spontaneous abortion. Every authorowes the reader a general oversightofthe book in hand, indicating the terrain to be covered, and, by inference, the territory that will not be explored. 1. This is primarily a book for clinicians. I will only men tion animal experiments and data in passing, and as they may illuminate a clinical problem or observation. 2. The interest here is the immunology ofmaterno--fetal re lations, once a pregnancy has begun. Therefore, I will notcover immunological aspects ofsterility, nor touch on the immunological approaches to controlling fer tility, i.e., 'contraceptive vaccines.' 3. This is a book mainly concerned with pathogenesis. 236 pp. Englisch.
