Maternal monocyte activation may adversely influence the risk of MTCT of HIV.
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Several studies have showed how MTCT of HIV may be prevented using antiretrovirals.
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Conclusions: MTCT rate was 0% following term PROM and in women without PROM.
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A confidential enquiry into each case of MTCT is advocated to reduce vertical transmission rates to zero levels.
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No case of MTCT was reported.
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All 13 cases had the successful outcome of prevention of mother-to-childtransmission of HIV.
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Sex, shared needles and mother-to-childtransmission are the most common ways it is spread.
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Fifteen neonatal infections consecutive to mother-to-childtransmission were diagnosed, seven of which were severe.
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Summary: Advances have been made in delineating the risk and protective factors mediating mother-to-childtransmission.
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Last month, Cuba became the first country in the world to eliminate mother-to-childtransmission of HIV.
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The level of parasitemia is a known risk factor for congenitaltransmission.
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The expecting women and their fetuses are vulnerable to congenitaltransmission of Tc.
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Cases occasionally occur that are acquired through exposure to infected blood products, by congenitaltransmission, or by local mosquitoborne transmission.
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Congenitaltransmission is a major concern worldwide.
Ús de vertical transmission en anglès
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Methods: Systematic review of worldwide published and unpublished HCV verticaltransmission studies.
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Evidence also exists for horizontal transmission by other routes and verticaltransmission.
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Their verticaltransmission mode is predicted to favour genotypes with low virulence.
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The events associated with the verticaltransmission of T. gondii are largely unknown.
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Expected and actual rates of verticaltransmission of HIV were compared.
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These findings suggest the possibility of verticaltransmission of Bartonella spp.
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No evidence of verticaltransmission of Sin Nombre virus was found.
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Our data provide little evidence for maternal-fetal verticaltransmission of SARS-CoV-2.
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These findings demonstrate that each twin should be evaluated independently for verticaltransmission.
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Conclusions: The standard method for estimating HIV verticaltransmission risk is biased and inefficient.
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However, the mechanism of infertility and verticaltransmission remains unclear.
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Despite this immunoactivation, verticaltransmission of the parasite is possible.
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First, verticaltransmission was stronger in women than men for both knowledge and skills.
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Main outcomes included identification of maternal, perinatal, and neonatal risk factors associated with verticaltransmission.
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Targeted education of HBsAg-positive mothers may aid in closing this gap and reducing verticaltransmission.
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Therefore we cannot rule out the verticaltransmission totally.