Zakażenie wrodzone wirusem cytomegalii - Problem wciąż aktualny (na podstawie doświadczenia własnego oraz literatury)

Lisowska-Mikołajków, Dorota; Mikołajków, Agata; Reczuch, Jędrzej; Królak-Olejnik, Barbara

doi:10.34763/devperiodmed.20182201.4957

Abstract

Spośród czynników infekcyjnych wirus cytomegalii uważany jest za najczęstszą przyczynę postępującej utraty słuchu oraz zaburzeń neurologicznych u dzieci. Rosnąca liczba zakażeń wrodzonych spowodowanych tym wirusem wymusza podjęcie działań zmierzających do szybkiego ustalenia rozpoznania oraz wdrożenia leczenia. Wczesna diagnostyka oraz podjęte leczenie może skutkować, jeśli nie wyleczeniem, to zmniejszeniem następstw choroby. W działaniach diagnostyczno-leczniczych, aby zwiększyć ich skuteczność, muszą uczestniczyć nie tylko neonatolodzy ale również położnicy/perinatolodzy. W wielu krajach, w tym w Polsce, nie prowadzi się rutynowych badań w kierunku zakażenia wirusem cytomegalii u kobiet ciężarnych, co opóźnia diagnostykę, powoduje istotne wydłużenie czasu potrzebnego do włączenia leczenia przeciwwirusowego lub może je nawet uniemożliwić.

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Zakażenie wrodzone wirusem cytomegalii - Problem wciąż aktualny (na podstawie doświadczenia własnego oraz literatury)

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