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persistent CMV infectionFrom: chudasama (charm@africaonline.co.ke)Sun Mar 29 12:03:59 1998
Hi ! A 26 year old with prior history of having delivered a microcephalic infant, was investigated and found to have an active CMV infection on her first visit to the clinic 2 years ago. Serial testing of patient shows persistent active infection, lab error has been ruled out by testing the sera at different centres. The patient wants to conceive and the question is whether to treat or not,and the length of interval between treatment completion and conception ? Thanks.
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