CMV_Flashcards

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What prenatal treatment is available for CMV?

A

There is no prenatal treatment available for CMV.

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To whom should a pregnant woman with CMV be referred for regular fetal surveillance?

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A pregnant woman with CMV should be referred to a fetal medicine specialist for regular fetal surveillance.

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What fetal surveillance measures are recommended for CMV?

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Fetal surveillance measures include fetal ultrasound examination every 2-4 weeks from diagnosis, and possibly fetal MRI at 28-32 weeks gestation, along with audiology and ophthalmology follow-up.

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What options should be discussed if there is evidence of fetal infection on ultrasound?

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If there is evidence of fetal infection on ultrasound, options to discuss include continuation of pregnancy with expectant management or termination of pregnancy (TOP).

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What postnatal therapy is recommended for a baby with CMV, and when should it be started?

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Postnatal antiviral therapy for the baby (e.g., valganciclovir, ganciclovir) for 6 months, starting within 4 weeks of life.

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