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pathogenesis involves exposure, adherence, cinfections and improve outcomes in those infected. Invasive . infections in the NICU most commonly include bloodstream and urinary tract infections, meningitis, peritonitis, and congenital cutaneous candidiasis. NICU patients are at increased risk for invasive . infections due to their developing im

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Neonatal Conjunctivitisntially severe cause of viral conjunctivitis. Infants present with eyelid swelling, conjunctival injection, and discharge. The presentation of different pathogens overlaps significantly, and therefore a thoughtful diagnostic workup is imperative to guide appropriate therapy. Screening of pregnant wo

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Pathogenesis of Congenital Infectionsl,” “ascending,” “perinatal,” and the useful but increasingly antiquated acronym “TORCH.” This chapter aims to simplify the terminology and explain the shared pathogenesis of congenital infections as well as the clinical variation between infected mothers and their infants. Why do some infections re