One of the team that solved the riddle of Rh haemolytic disease
While still a medical registrar in Liverpool Ronnie Finn started working on the enigma of Rh haemolytic disease, an immunological problem clearly caused by sensitisation of the Rh negative mother during her first Rh positive pregnancy. He was part of a team led by the head of Liverpool University's department of medicine, Cyril Clarke (obituary BMJ 2001;322: 367). Finn's initial task was to drive around town taking blood samples from parents and …
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