[Perinatal acquired cytomegalovirusinfection with following polyneuritis as a rare complication (author's transl)]

Padiatrie Und Padologie

|January 1, 1978

Abstract:

Case report of a 3 week old baby with polyneuritis caused by perinatal acquired cytomegalovirusinfection. Neurological complications are in the acquired form of cytomegalovirusinfection. In acute paralyses of unknown origin CMV-infection should also be included in diagnostic considerations in childhood.

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