The Role of Phlogogenic Factors in the Development of Herpetic Stomatitis in Children with Congenital Cytomegalovirus Infection
Keywords:
Cytomegalovirus, herpetic stomatitis, periodontitis tissue, immunological, dentalAbstract
With congenital CMI, transmission of the virus to the fetus occurs transplacentally, with perinatal infection — through contact with the mother's vaginal secretions, breast milk or blood preparations. The risk of infection increases if a mother with an acute form of the disease does not receive specific treatment. In the postnatal period, a child is most often infected from close relatives and peers by airborne droplets or household contact.
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