Congenital Intrauterine TORCH Infections

Deepika  Deka

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Congenital Intrauterine TORCH Infections

by Deepika Deka

The first issue of this book focuses on the prominent features of four serious and baffling congenital TORCH group of infections (toxoplasma, rubella, cytomegalovirus and herpes simplex virus only). It reviews basic microbiology and pathogenesis of TORCH syndrome, suggests specific diagnostic approaches in mother and foetus/neonate, and analyses available therapeutic options and strategies. This book was conceived because a need was felt to upgrade knowledge, clarify doubts and proffer the advances in perinatal medicine on this subject. The two main issues that confound the obstetricians and neonatologists are perinatal loss and congenital anomalies which is described in detail.

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Editor	Editor's Affiliation
1. Deka Deepika	All India Institute of Medical Sciences, Ansari Nagar, New Delhi, India
ISBN	9788180612138
Speciality	Obstetrics and Gynecology
DOI	10.5005/jp/books/10172
Edition	1/e
Publishing Year	2004
Pages	313
Book Type	Professional

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	Chapter Name	Pages	Action
	Preliminary Pages	i-xv
	Index	293-298
	Chapter-01 Intrauterine Infections and Congenital TORCH Syndromes	1-16
	Chapter-02 Epidemiology, Transmission, Pathogenesis and Laboratory Diagnosis of Maternal Infection	17-55
	Chapter-03 Clinical Signs of Maternal TORCH Infections	56-61
	Chapter-04 Avidity-testing to Pinpoint Timing of Maternal TORCH Infections During Pregnancy	62-72
	Chapter-05 Pregnancy Complications and Miscarriage Due to Maternal TORCH Infections	73-81
	Chapter-06 Outcome of Neonates Born with Vertically Transmitted TORCH Infections	82-98
	Chapter-07 TORCH Infections and Mental Retardation	99-103
	Chapter-08 TORCH Infections—Ocular Manifestations	104-111
	Chapter-09 Congenital TORCH Infection and Hearing Loss	112-120
	Chapter-10 Problems of Neurological Sequelae Due to Intrauterine Infections	121-143
	Chapter-11 Role of Ultrasound in Torch Infections	144-164
	Chapter-12 Prenatal Diagnosis of Fetal TORCH Infections	165-181
	Chapter-13 Laboratory Diagnosis of Congenital Fetal/Neonatal TORCH Infection	182-207
	Chapter-14 Prenatal Treatment of Toxoplasmosis	208-223
	Chapter-15 Strategies for Management of Intrauterine Rubella Infection	224-228
	Chapter-16 Decision Making in Intrauterine Cytomegalovirus Infection	229-236
	Chapter-17 Streamlining Therapy of Pregnant Patient with Genital Herpes	237-249
	Chapter-18 TORCH Infection in the Immunocompromised Pregnant Women	250-261
	Chapter-19 Guidelines for Screening of TORCH Infections in Pregnancy in India	262-271
	Chapter-20 Impact of Health Education and Counseling in Prevention of Congenital TORCH Infection	272-283
	Chapter-21 TORCH Infections in Pregnancy	284-292