Erythroblastosis
Pronunciation: /ˈɝˈwaɪˈθɹɑbˈɛɫeɪɛsˈtuˈsɪs/
Erythroblastosis (noun)
- A condition in a baby where the body makes many immature red blood cells, often due to immune problems between mother and baby.
Examples
- Erythroblastosis can cause serious problems in a newborn.
- Doctors monitor a newborn for erythroblastosis after birth.