Abstract
A 28 years old, 19 weeks pregnant woman ( gravida 3, parity 2, alive 2) admitted to our hospital from outpatient clinic with positive antirubella IgM and IgG results. In our hospital Rubella IgG avidity test was high (88%). Two years ago at her previous pregnancy, antirubella IgM and IgG antibodies had been found to be positive. Fetal anomaly screening ultrasound at 21th week of pregnancy had no classical finding of congenital rubella syndrome. Pregnancy termination was not recommended and she delivered a healthy baby.
Highlights
A 28 years old, 19 weeks pregnant woman admitted to our hospital from outpatient clinic with positive antirubella IgM and IgG results
be positive. Fetal anomaly screening ultrasound at 21th week of pregnancy had no classical finding of congenital rubella syndrome
Rubella IgM’in vakamızda olduğu gibi primer infeksiyon, aşılama veya asemptomatik re-enfeksiyon sonrasında 1-6 yıla kadar persiste edebileceği unutulmamalıdır
Summary
A 28 years old, 19 weeks pregnant woman ( gravida 3, parity 2, alive 2) admitted to our hospital from outpatient clinic with positive antirubella IgM and IgG results. Gebelik sırasında persiste rubella IgM antikorları: olgu sunumu Persistent rubella IgM antibody during pregnancy: a case report 28 yaşında, gravida 3, parite 2, yaşayan 2, 19 hafta gebe olan hasta dış merkez tarafından kliniğimize pozitif antirubella IgM ve IgG sonuçları nedeniyle yönlendilirdi. Hastanemizde Rubella IgG avidite testi yüksek (%88 ) saptandı.
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