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<strong>KCE</strong> reports vol. 6A Prenatale zorg 164<br />

Study Ref Population Intervention Outcomes Results Comments Study<br />

type<br />

EL<br />

cases of maternal seroconversion pregnancy losses for each case avoided<br />

Foulon 85 144 Assessment of the association between<br />

Incidence of congenital infection: 64/144 Treatment CH 2b<br />

et al.,<br />

women transmission and appearance of sequelae as<br />

(44%)<br />

differs<br />

1999<br />

with a function of the following parameters:<br />

- transmission was only predicted by<br />

toxoplasm estimated gestational age at infection,<br />

gestational age at which maternal<br />

a serocon- administration of antibiotic therapy, duration<br />

infection occurred (p< .0001)<br />

version of antibiotic therapy, time lapse between<br />

during infection and the start of antibiotic therapy<br />

Incidence of sequelae: 19/144 (13%)<br />

pregnancy,<br />

- the absence of sequelae was predicted<br />

recruited<br />

by administration of antibiotics (p=.026,<br />

in 5<br />

different<br />

OR 0.30, 95% CI 0.104-0.863)<br />

toxoplasm<br />

Incidence of severe sequelae: 9/144 (6%)<br />

a<br />

- the absence of severe sequelae was<br />

reference<br />

predicted by administration of antibiotics<br />

centers<br />

(p=.007, OR 0.14, 95 CI 0.036-0.584)<br />

2. l. Varicella<br />

Study Ref Populatio<br />

RCOG,<br />

2001<br />

The sooner antibiotics were given after<br />

infection the less frequently sequelae were<br />

seen<br />

Interventio Outcome Results Comments Study EL<br />

n n s<br />

type<br />

24 90% of the antenatal population are seropositive for VZV IgG<br />

GL EL<br />

adopted<br />

Primary VZV infection is uncommon in pregnancy: estimated prevalence: 3/1000.<br />

from the<br />

Maternal risks of varicella in pregnancy: pneumonia (10%), hepatitis, encephalitis,<br />

guideline<br />

mortality<br />

=3<br />

Fetal and neonatal risks of varicella before 20 weeks of gestation: fetal varicella<br />

syndrome

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