neonatal infection

Una mastite neonatale bilaterale da Staphylococcus aureus meticillino-resistente

Barbato R, Troisi A, Biserna L, Fontijn S, Ratta A, Marchetti F

2023/2 — pag. 18-20 — DOI

Neonatal mastitis with possible abscess complication is relatively rare. The most common causal agent is Staphylococcus aureus. The paper describes the case of a newborn of 8 days of life, with fever and bilateral mastitis. The newborn was treated wi...

Allattamento e infezione da SARS-CoV-2

SIN, R. Davanzo, F. Mosca

2020/4 — pag. 241-242

Esiste una relazione tra latte materno e infezione neonatale da streptococco B?

E. Zanelli, S. Pastore, C. Zanchi, L. Travan

2013/8 — pag. 530-531

Recurrent GBS infection represents a potentially preventable subset of late-onset GBS sepsis. It occurs in 0.5% to 3.0% of infants. Mother can represent the first source of late-onset disease (LOD) and some case reports attribute responsibility to br...

Domande e risposte

2003/10 — pag. 681-682

La profilassi dell’infezione neonatale da streptococco di gruppo B

A. Berardi, K. Rossi, C. Bussetti, F. Ferrari

2002/9 — pag. 571-578

Group B Streptococcus is the leading cause of vertically transmitted neonatal bacterial infections. The consequence of early and late-onset infections can be fatal diseases or severe neurological sequelae, when central nervous system is involved. M...

L’infezione prenatale da Chlamydia trachomatis

D. Baronciani

1999/5 — pag. 327-328