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Identifying the Impact of Screening and Treatment on Mother-to-Child Transmission, and Respiratory Neonatal Outcomes in Mexico. | LitMetric

AI Article Synopsis

  • - Screening and treating infections in pregnant women can significantly reduce poor pregnancy and neonatal outcomes, but not all countries have regular programs for this.
  • - In a study involving 628 pregnant women, the incidence of infection was found to be 10.5%, with a low vertical transmission rate of 1.5% among those treated.
  • - Infants born to mothers with untreated infections had a much higher risk of perinatal pneumonia, highlighting the importance of effective screening during pregnancy.

Article Abstract

() screening and treatment in pregnancy allows the opportunity to reduce adverse pregnancy and neonatal outcomes worldwide. Although infection is easily treated and cured with antibiotics, only some countries have routine pregnancy screening and treatment programs. We therefore evaluated whether just one maternal screening for is enough to prevent adverse pregnancy and negative neonatal outcomes. Among the 4087 first-time gynecological-obstetric consultations granted at the National Institute of Perinatology in 2018, we selected the study population according to a case-cohort design. Antenatal screening and treatment interventions were performed on 628 pregnant women using COBAS TaqMan CT. DNA was also detected in samples from 157 infants of these mothers. In the maternal cohort, incidence of infection was 10.5%. The vertical transmission rate was 1.5% for the cohort of mothers who tested positive for and received treatment, and 29.7% for those with a negative test. By evaluating symptomatic neonatal infection, the hazard rate of perinatal pneumonia was 3.6 times higher in -positive babies than in -negative babies. Despite the low rate of mother-to-child transmission in women positive for , possible maternal infection that is not detected in pregnancy significantly increases the risk of neonatal infection with consequent perinatal pneumonia.

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http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC11510053PMC
http://dx.doi.org/10.3390/pathogens13100843DOI Listing

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