臨床婦人科産科72巻1号

2018年01月発行

合併増大号　今月の臨床 産婦人科感染症の診断・管理─その秘訣とピットフォール 母子感染症

胎児超音波からみた母子感染症

著者： 小松篤史¹

所属機関： ¹日本大学医学部産婦人科学系産婦人科学分野

ページ範囲：P.49 - P.56

●母子感染が成立している症例でも超音波検査で所見を認めない症例は多くあり，超音波検査ですべての母子感染を見つけられるわけではないことを認識する必要がある．

●しかし母子感染には不顕性感染も多く，超音波検査所見を契機に母子感染が見つかることもあり，超音波検査の重要性は決して低くない．

●母子感染症例で認められる超音波所見は各病原体ごとで共通する所見が多く特異性は低いが，なかでも特徴的な所見は理解しておく必要がある．

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