Seroepidemiological survey of cytomegalovirus infection among pregnant women in Nagasaki, Japan.
PEDIATRICS INTERNATIONAL(2010)
摘要
Although CMV seroprevalence among pregnant women has been decreasing in industrialized regions including other parts of Japan, CMV-seroprevalence remains high in Nagasaki. Thus, epidemiology of CMV infection seems variable within Japan, a country generally considered to be ethnically and socioeconomically homogeneous. However, 40-80 infants may be congenitally infected and 15-27% (or 6-22) of them may ultimately suffer from certain neurological sequelae annually in Nagasaki Prefecture, so where annual live births are approximately 13,300, congenital CMV infection seems to be a significant public health problem in such an apparently low-risk region as Nagasaki.
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congenital infection,cytomegalovirus,epidemiology,pregnant women,serology
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