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Congenital Mycosis (Candida albicans)

Subject Area:
Women's and Children's Health
A. Schirar, C. Rendu, J.P. Vielh, J.P. Gautray
Journal: Neonatology
Biologia Neonatorum (1974) 24 (5-6): 273–288.
https://doi.org/10.1159/000240658
Published Online: 16 September 2009
... that Candida albicans ascends from the vagina through clinically undamaged membranes. The newborn may be a well-developed term baby, a premature, or a small-for-date baby; even miscarriage may happen. The physiopathology of this infection is discussed. © 1974 S. Karger AG, Basel 1974 Copyright / Drug...
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Reduced Capacity of Neonatal Lymphocytes to Inhibit the Growth of Candida albicans

Subject Area:
Women's and Children's Health
Maliha J. Shareef, Thomas F. Myers, Herbert L. Mathews, Linda Witek-Janusek
Journal: Neonatology
Biology of the Neonate (1999) 75 (1): 31–39.
https://doi.org/10.1159/000014074
Published Online: 02 December 1998
... assessed for their capacity to inhibit the growth of Candida albicans. Lymphocytes from both preterm and term cord blood demonstrated significantly less effect upon C. albicans than did lymphocytes from adults. Neonatal lymphocytes of infants <32 weeks of gestation showed a marked reduction in growth...
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