Pregnancy outcomes and cytomegalovirus DNAaemia in HIV-infected pregnant women with CMV
- Ravizza, M.
- Tamburrini, E.
- Mori, F.
- Ortolani, P.
- dalle Nogare, E. R.
- Di Lorenzo, F.
- Sterrantino, G.
- Meli, M.
- Polemi, S.
- Nocentini, J.
- Baldini, M.
- Montorzi, G.
- Mazzetti, M.
- Rogasi, P.
- Borchi, B.
- Vichi, F.
- Del Pin, B.
- Pinter, E.
- Anzalone, E.
- Marocco, R.
- Mastroianni, C.
- Mercurio, V. S.
- Carocci, A.
- Grilli, E.
- Maccabruni, A.
- Zaramella, M.
- Mariani, B.
- Natalini Raponi, G.
- Guaraldi, G.
- Nardini, G.
- Stentarelli, C.
- Beghetto, B.
- Degli Antoni, A. M.
- Molinari, A.
- Crisalli, M. P.
- Donisi, A.
- Piepoli, M.
- Cerri, V.
- Zuccotti, G.
- Giacomet, V.
- Coletto, S.
- Di Nello, F.
- Madia, C.
- Placido, G.
- Vivarelli, A.
- Castelli, P.
- Savalli, F.
- Portelli, V.
- Sabbatini, F.
- Francisci, D.
- Bernini, L.
- Grossi, P.
- Rizzi, L.
- Alberico, S.
- Maso, G.
- Airoud, M.
- Soppelsa, G.
- Meloni, A.
- Dedoni, M.
- Cuboni, C.
- Ortu, F.
- Piano, P.
- Citernesi, A.
- Bordoni Vicini, I.
- Luzi, K.
- Spinillo, A.
- Roccio, M.
- Vimercati, A.
- Miccolis, A.
- De Gennaro, A.
- Guerra, B.
- Cervi, F.
- Simonazzi, G.
- Margarito, E.
- Capretti, M. G.
- Marsico, C.
- Faldella, G.
- Sansone, M.
- Martinelli, P.
- Agangi, A.
- Capone, A.
- Maruotti, G. M.
- Tibaldi, C.
- Trentini, L.
- Todros, T.
- Masuelli, G.
- Frisina, V.
- Cetin, I.
- Brambilla, T.
- Savasi, V.
- Personeni, C.
- Giaquinto, C.
- Fiscon, M.
- Rubino, E.
- Bucceri, A.
- Matrone, R.
- Scaravelli, G.
- Genovese, O.
- Cafforio, C.
- Pinnetti, C.
- Liuzzi, G.
- Tozzi, V.
- Massetti, P.
- Casadei, A. M.
- Cavaliere, A. F.
- Cellini, M.
- Castelli Gattinara, G.
- Marconi, A. M.
- Dalzero, S.
- Sacchi, V.
- Ierardi, M.
- Polizzi, C.
- Mattei, A.
- Pirillo, M. F.
- Amici, R.
- Galluzzo, C. M.
- Donnini, S.
- Baroncelli, S.
- Floridia, M.
- Villani, P.
- Cusato, M.
- Cerioli, A.
- De Martino, M.
- Mastroiacovo, P.
- Parazzini, F.
- Vella, S.
DOIAbstract
It is well known that cytomegalovirus (CMV) coinfection affects a large proportion of people with HIV, with a significant impact on disease progression and survival [1]. In HIV-CMV coinfected pregnant women, however, few studies have been conducted: maternal immunosuppression has been linked to a higher risk of CMV infant infection, and CMV DNAaemia to higher maternal and infant mortality [2,3]. Overall, little is known about pregnancy outcomes and CMV viraemia in CMV-coinfected pregnant women with HIV. To further explore this issue, the impact of CMV coinfection was evaluated on pregnancy outcomes in a national cohort of pregnant women with HIV, assessing in a study subsample the prevalence and correlates of CMV DNAaemia in HIV-CM...
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