The status of rubella IgG antibody titer between antenatal and postnatal among pregnant non-immune to rubella antibody levels both during the antenatal and postnatal periods among pregnant women nonimmune to rubella and the incidence of exposure to rubella in ... Rasool, IrfanaAzad, AyeshaBaradwan...
Measurement of IgM and IgG serum titer against rubella is the most reliable indicator of immunity status and is helful for finding of nonimmune people.Materials and Method: In this study we selected 427 women (age range: 15-30) who were referred to our center for anti-rubella IgG, IgM ...
Rubella or German measles is a mild contagious disease in non-pregnant women, but in pregnant affected mother's possibility of fetus infection in the first twelve weeks of gestation is 80%. Between 13-14 weeks of gestation is 54% and by the end of the second trimester is 25%. If fetus...
At present, Australian guidelines recommend offering non-immune pregnant women exposed to rubella 20mL of intramuscular immunoglobulin within 72hours of exposure. This equates to 42,160IU of rubella antibodies if the lowest titer obtained for the Australian IM product is considered. The same dose ...
Objective: Nonimmune pregnant women are at risk of developing congenital rubella syndrome and measles complications. We aimed to identify pregnant women su... Honarvar,Behnam,Moghadami,... - 《Plos One》 被引量: 20发表: 2013年 Persistence of humoral and cell-mediated immunity to rubella virus...
recent serological surveys indicate that approximately 10% of adults are nonimmune, most of which are foreign-born (Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 2005). Gestational age at the time of maternal infection is the most important determinant of intrauterine transmission and fetal dama...
Seropositive women can be presumed to be immune to rubella infection. In a seronegative woman, a repeat test should be obtained 2–3 weeks later and antibody determined concurrently with the first specimen. If again negative, repeat testing 6 weeks after exposure should be performed concurrently ...
Immune-complex mediatedArthritis Congenital Rubella Syndrome Rubella is one of theTORCH Viruses Pregnant women should avoid Rubella exposure Avoid throughout pregnancy (especially early) Avoid exposure to infants with congenital Rubella Very high risk due to prolonged shedding ...
Studies were done on 5,447 pregnant women given immunoglobulin after exposure to rubella and on 652 adult women similarly at risk but not pregnant and therefore not given immunoglobulin. The amounts of immunoglobulin, of known antibody content ranged from 750 mg. to more than 1,500 mg.; in ...
Rubella is overcome easily with insignificant and light symptoms during the childhood, however more attention is required in the case of the infection of nonimmunized pregnant women, because of the possible malformations of the foetus, which can be generated. As the infection can be transmitted via...