Publications by authors named "Aida Oliveros"
Article Synopsis
- - Herpes simplex virus types 1 and 2 are the most common sexually transmitted infections in women, particularly prevalent in developing countries, and can cause serious complications if contracted during the perinatal period, affecting both mother and child.
- - The diagnosis of HSV infection can be complicated due to a range of symptoms, from asymptomatic cases to those with non-specific signs, making clinical suspicion vital in suspected cases.
- - The case presented involves a mother who suffered from severe HSV type 2 infection leading to viral hepatitis and fetal death, emphasizing the need for awareness in febrile women showing systemic illness during the perinatal phase, even without skin lesions.
