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    Fetal Infections: Cytomegalovirus, Herpes Simplex, and Varicella

    This chapter reviews three herpes viruses that cause infections of the fetus and/or newborn. These are herpes virus V, also called cytomegalovirus (CMV), herpes virus I and II, also called herpes simplex virus...

    Stuart P. Adler, Giovanni Nigro in Neonatology (2012)

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    MUCOSAL ANTIBODIES TO CYTOMEGALOVIRUS (CMV) GLYCOPROTEIN B (gB) OCCUR FOLLOWING BOTH NATURAL INFECTION AND IMMUNIZATION WITH CMV VACCINES.• 973

    Stuart P Adler, Jian Ben Wang, Rae Lyn Burke, Ann-Marie Duliège in Pediatric Research (1996)

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    1044 DISTRIBUTION OF ANTIBODY AGAINST CYTOMEGALOVIRUS (CMV) IN THE FAMILIES OF TWINS

    IgG against CMV was measured by enzyme immunoassay in 306 members of 71 monozygotic twin families including 135 children. 19% of children were seropositive (SP) compared to 46% of adults. 56% af mothers were S...

    Stuart P Adler, Joann Bodurtha, Walter E Nance, H Maurer in Pediatric Research (1985)

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    1046 THE DETECTION OF ANTIBODY AGAINST CYTOMEGALOVIRUS (CMV) USING LATEX AGGLUTINATION (LA)

    Transfusion acquired CMV infections should be prevented for seronegative (SN) premature infants by providing blood products from SN donors. In order to provide laboratories with a very simple and rapid method ...

    Stuart P Adler, David Marshall, Michael McVoy, Patricia Hider in Pediatric Research (1985)

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    1043 A SIMPLE, RAPID, AND SENSITIVE METHOD FOR THE RESTRICTION ENDONUCLEASE ANALYSIS OF THE DNA OF CYTOMEGALOVIRUS (CMV)

    Restriction enzyme analysis of CMV DNA is essential for investigating viral transmission. Previous methods for purifying DNA used either prolonged viral passage to obtain cell free virus and/or equilibrium cen...

    Stuart P Adler, H Maurer in Pediatric Research (1985)

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    1045 TRANSMISSION OF CYTOMEGALOVIRUS WITHIN A LARGE NEONATAL INTENSIVE CARE NURSERY

    Acquired cytomegalovirus (CMV) infections are associated with significant morbidity and mortality for very low birthweight (LEW) infants, <1300gm, and infant-to-infant transmission has apparently occurred. The...

    Stuart P Adler, Linda L Laurence, Mary S Wilson in Pediatric Research (1985)

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    1047 CYTOMEGALOVIRUS TRANSMISSION AMONG CHILDREW ATTENDING A DAY CARE CENTER

    Sixty-seven children, with a mean age of 30 months, attending a day care center had urine samples cultured for cytomegalovirus (CMV) 3 times over 6 months. Twenty-one children had CMV viruria. Viruria did not ...

    Stuart P Adler, Mari S Wilson, Linda L Lawrence in Pediatric Research (1985)

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    THE PREVALENCE OF CYTOMEGALOVIRUS (CMV) VIRURIA AMONG HOSPITALIZED CHILDREN AND THE RISK OF CMV ACQUISITION BY NURSES

    In 17 months 2198 children had admission urines cultured for CMV. 4.7% had CMV viruria (105 positive cultures), but significant age differences were observed. In the intensive care nursery the prevalence of CM...

    Stuart P Adler, Linda T Lawrence, Mary S Wilson in Pediatric Research (1984)