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Advances in Neonatal Care, 2007
Most infants exposed to cytomegalovirus (CMV) in utero will not be symptomatic; however, infants born with symptomatic CMV will have more severe consequences and poorer prognosis than will asymptomatic infants. The timing of infection during pregnancy largely affects the expected outcomes and consequences to the fetus.
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Most infants exposed to cytomegalovirus (CMV) in utero will not be symptomatic; however, infants born with symptomatic CMV will have more severe consequences and poorer prognosis than will asymptomatic infants. The timing of infection during pregnancy largely affects the expected outcomes and consequences to the fetus.
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Late-onset CMV disease following CMV prophylaxis
Irish Journal of Medical Science, 2009Cytomegalovirus (CMV) is the most common opportunistic infection after solid-organ transplantation, increasing morbidity and mortality. Three months of oral valganciclovir have been shown to provide effective prophylaxis. Late-onset CMV disease, occurring after the discontinuation of prophylaxis, is now increasingly recognised.To investigate the ...
C, Donnelly +4 more
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CMV encephalitis during ganciclovir therapy of CMV retinitis
Infection, 1990An AIDS patient with cytomegalovirus (CMV) retinitis was treated with ganciclovir (10 mg/kg) for four days followed by 5 mg/kg for 69 days. Clinically, CMV retinitis improved during therapy. Two weeks after induction of therapy, the patient became increasingly disoriented, and died 78 days after admission.
T F, Schwarz +5 more
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The Hearing Journal, 2013
Exclusively for TheHearingJournal.com AUGUST 2013 After two-year-old Daisy Doutre developed profound bilateral hearing loss from a common herpes virus she had at birth, her grandmother, Utah Rep. Ronda Rudd Menlove, R-Garland, took steps to raise public awareness of one of the leading causes of hearing loss in children. Rep.
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Exclusively for TheHearingJournal.com AUGUST 2013 After two-year-old Daisy Doutre developed profound bilateral hearing loss from a common herpes virus she had at birth, her grandmother, Utah Rep. Ronda Rudd Menlove, R-Garland, took steps to raise public awareness of one of the leading causes of hearing loss in children. Rep.
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Transplant Immunology, 2018
Cytomegalovirus (CMV)-specific T-cells are crucial to prevent CMV disease. CMV seropositive recipients transplanted with stem cells from a CMV seronegative allogeneic donor (R+D-) may be at risk for CMV disease due to absence of donor CMV-specific memory T-cells in the graft.We analyzed the duration of CMV reactivations and the incidence of CMV disease
Heiden, P.L.J. van der +9 more
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Cytomegalovirus (CMV)-specific T-cells are crucial to prevent CMV disease. CMV seropositive recipients transplanted with stem cells from a CMV seronegative allogeneic donor (R+D-) may be at risk for CMV disease due to absence of donor CMV-specific memory T-cells in the graft.We analyzed the duration of CMV reactivations and the incidence of CMV disease
Heiden, P.L.J. van der +9 more
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Detection of CMV DNA in the Aqueous Humor of AIDS Patients with CMV Retinitis by AMPLICOR CMV Test
Ophthalmologica, 2003The present study was performed to detect the cytomegalovirus (CMV) DNA in the aqueous humor from the eyes of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) patients with CMV retinitis. Detection of CMV DNA in the aqueous humor in the eyes with active CMV retinitis was compared with detection of CMV DNA in inactive retinitis.
Naramichi, Yamamoto +3 more
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Cytomegalovirus (CMV) infection is widespread in the human population. Normally, in adolescents and adults, prior exposure to CMV can readily be determined by IgG assays. However, in individuals where antibody production is impaired, such as patients with common variable immunodeficiency disease or in the very young where maternal antibodies are ...
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The Role of CMV in Immunosenescence
2016The term “immunosenescence” is commonly taken to mean age-associated changes in immune parameters hypothesized to contribute to increased susceptibility and severity of the older adult to infectious disease, autoimmunity and cancer. In humans, it is characterized by lower numbers and frequencies of naive T and B cells and higher numbers and frequencies
Müller, L., Hamprecht, K., Pawelec, G.
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Human Immunology, 2004
Considerable progress has been made in our understanding of the immunobiology of infections in immunocompromised hosts. Insights derived from animal model and human studies have provided the rationale to investigate immunotherapy with alphabeta+ T cells to restore responses considered essential for protective immunity to cytomegalovirus infection ...
Hermann, Einsele, Holger, Hebart
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Considerable progress has been made in our understanding of the immunobiology of infections in immunocompromised hosts. Insights derived from animal model and human studies have provided the rationale to investigate immunotherapy with alphabeta+ T cells to restore responses considered essential for protective immunity to cytomegalovirus infection ...
Hermann, Einsele, Holger, Hebart
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Immunotherapy of CMV Infections
1996Immunotherapy has not only become the accepted standard for some CMV infections, but also remains an area of active investigation for the treatment and prophylaxis of CMV infections. Polyclonal immunoglobulin administration has improved the survival of CMV pneumonitis in BMT recipients, and monoclonal anti-CMV antibodies, notably MSL-109, appear to ...
D P, Paar, R B, Pollard
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