cytomegalovirus

How is CMV Diagnosed in Newborns?

Diagnosis of congenital CMV is typically made through laboratory tests. These include:
PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) tests of urine, saliva, or blood to detect CMV DNA
Viral culture
Serological tests to identify CMV-specific antibodies
Early diagnosis is crucial for managing and mitigating the potential long-term effects of the infection.

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