-transparent.png){kind=logo}
Many congenital infections can produce foetal diseases and are sometimes responsible for major disablements. The most frequent infectious foetal diseases are toxoplasmosis, rubella and chickenpox. Diseases caused by parvovirus or cytomegalovirus are exceptional. Foetal blood sampling has considerably simplified the prenatal diagnosis and made it accessible to more medical centres; it has also widened the therapeutic possibilities and above all, it has considerably reduced the number of therapeutic abortions. It may well be that the development of molecular biology, which has the great advantage of permitting an earlier diagnosis, will in the near future make it possible not only to detect numerous monogenic diseases before birth, but also to diagnose some foetal infections. We might then hope that a much earlier treatment in utero will also be more effective.
F Forestier, and
F Daffos, and
P Hohlfeld, and
L Lynch
January 1999,
La Revue du praticien,
F Forestier, and
F Daffos, and
P Hohlfeld, and
L Lynch
November 1995,
La Revue du praticien,
F Forestier, and
F Daffos, and
P Hohlfeld, and
L Lynch
October 1995,
La Revue du praticien,
F Forestier, and
F Daffos, and
P Hohlfeld, and
L Lynch
February 1996,
Zhongguo yi xue ke xue yuan xue bao. Acta Academiae Medicinae Sinicae,
F Forestier, and
F Daffos, and
P Hohlfeld, and
L Lynch
September 2016,
Klinicheskaia laboratornaia diagnostika,
F Forestier, and
F Daffos, and
P Hohlfeld, and
L Lynch
October 2003,
Obstetrics and gynecology,
F Forestier, and
F Daffos, and
P Hohlfeld, and
L Lynch
August 1960,
Il Lattante,
F Forestier, and
F Daffos, and
P Hohlfeld, and
L Lynch
January 2012,
Expert review of anti-infective therapy,
F Forestier, and
F Daffos, and
P Hohlfeld, and
L Lynch
November 1974,
Ginekologia polska,
F Forestier, and
F Daffos, and
P Hohlfeld, and
L Lynch
March 1992,
La Revue du praticien,
