Congenital parvovirus: Difference between revisions

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IgM antibody is detectable by 10 to 12 days after infection (peak viremia), and persists for up to 3 months
IgG antibody is detectable about 2 weeks after infection and persists for life

IgM	IgG	Interpretation
−	−	Susceptible
+	−	Acute infection
−	+	Remote infection, at least 3-4 months ago
+	+	Recent infection, within 2-3 months

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+== Background ==
+{| class="wikitable"
+!Trimester
+!Transmission to Fetus
+|-
+|first
+| rowspan="2" |33%
+|-
+|second
+|-
+|third
+|0%
+|-
+|overall
+|9%
+|}
+== Clinical Presentation ==
+* Hydrops fetalis in utero
+* Heart failure
+* Myocarditis
 ==Diagnosis==
 ===Serology===
-* IgM antibody is detectable by 10 to 12 days after infection (peak viremia), and persists for up to 3 months
-* IgG antibody is detectable about 2 weeks after infection and persists for life
+*IgM antibody is detectable by 10 to 12 days after infection (peak viremia), and persists for up to 3 months
+*IgG antibody is detectable about 2 weeks after infection and persists for life
 {| class="wikitable"
-! IgM !! IgG !! Interpretation
+!IgM!!IgG!!Interpretation
 |-
-|  −  ||  −  || Susceptible
+|−||−||Susceptible
 |-
-|  +  ||  −  || Acute infection
+| +||−||Acute infection
 |-
-|  −  ||  +  || Remote infection, at least 3-4 months ago
+|−||+||Remote infection, at least 3-4 months ago
 |-
-|  +  ||  +  || Recent infection, within 2-3 months
+| +||+||Recent infection, within 2-3 months
 |}