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Attitudes of American adult women toward accepting RhD‐mismatched transfusions in bleeding emergencies

There is an increasing literature demonstrating the benefits of prehospital and early in‐hospital transfusions. RhD‐positive products might only be available during these phases, which could pose consequences for future pregnancies if D‐alloimmunization occurs. This survey measured the willingness of females to accept urgent but incompatible transfusions in light of the potential for future pregnancy complications.