Table 1.

Clinical details and genotype of human cytomegalovirus–infected neonates

Neonate	Day of viral detection	Neonate with LBW	Neonate with SGA	Gender	Clinical manifestations	Genotype
1	3	–	–	Male	Jaundice, hepatosplenomegaly, and convulsion	B2
2	1	–	–	Male	Jaundice and hepatosplenomegaly	B3
3	18	–	–	Male	Hepatosplenomegaly and rash	B3
4	20	–	–	Male	Jaundice and microcephaly	B2
5	14	LBW	SGA	Female	Microcephaly and prematurity	B2
6	24	–	–	Male	Jaundice and hepatosplenomegaly	B3
7	7	–	–	Female	Edema of eyelid	B3
8	14	–	–	Male	Jaundice, hepatosplenomegaly, rash, and IUGR	B3 and B1
9	11	–	SGA	Female	Jaundice and prematurity	B3
10	18	–	–	Male	Jaundice and microcephaly	B3
11	28	–	–	Male	Jaundice and microcephaly	B1
12	21	–	–	Male	Jaundice and rash	B2
13	12	LBW	SGA	Female	Congenital heart diseases and prematurity	B1
14	18	–	–	Male	Jaundice, pneumonitis, rash, and IUGR	B3
15	7	–	–	Male	Jaundice, hepatosplenomegaly, and meningocele	B3
16	10	–	–	Female	Microcephaly and meningocele	B3
17	15	–	–	Female	Jaundice, hepatosplenomegaly, and hydrocephaly	B3
18	6	–	–	Male	Jaundice, hepatosplenomegaly, and rash	B1
19	22	–	–	Female	Hepatosplenomegaly and rash	B3
20	3	–	–	Female	Jaundice, hepatosplenomegaly, pneumonitis, and feeding difficulties	B3
21	25	LBW	SGA	Male	Prematurity and microcephaly	B1
22	7	–	–	Female	Microcephaly and IUGR	B1
23	14	–	–	Male	Hydrocephaly, pneumonitis, rash, and convulsion	B3

IUGR = intrauterine growth restriction; LBW = low birth weight; SGA = small gestational age.