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. 2022 Nov 10;23(22):13877. doi: 10.3390/ijms232213877

Table 1.

Maternal pathology, association of pathogens and neonatal outcome.

Reference Maternal Pathology Pathogens Outcome
Gomez et al. [39] Clinical or histological chorioamnionitis
Microbial invasion of amniotic cavity
U. urealyticum (70%)
M. hominis (24%)
Fusobacterium (9%)
Strp. Viridans (9%)
Elevation of IL-6 in fetus
Gibbs et al. [34] Intraamniotic infection U. urealyticum (47%),
M. hominis (31%),
B. bivius (29%),
G. vaginalis (24%)
GBS (15%),
E. coli (8%)
Poor neonatal outcomes in intraamniotic fluid with E. coli or GBS
Chang et al. [40] Histological chorioamnionitis U. urealyticum U. urealyticum was more frequent in infant with BPD