Key words: Vel isoimmunization, hemolytic disease of the newborn Vel antigen is a high-incidence antigen present 10 >99.9% of the population.I Anti-Vel sensitization is known to be a potential cause of hemolytic transfusion reactions; however, its potential to cause hemolytic disÂ­ease of the newborn has not been well studied.I. 2 We report a case ofanti-Vel isoimmunization that was presÂ­ent during pregnancy, which did not result in hemolytic disease of the newborn.
If you self-certify as a non-excepted interstate driver, you must present a completed and signed Medical Examiner's Certificate, which is also known as a DOT Medical Card, to the Secretary of State to continue your CDL application.
Beginning May 21, 2014, drivers will be required to obtain their FMCSA medical examination from a certified medical examiner that is listed on the National Registry.