Table 1.

Congenital CMV Infection Birth Prevalence Rates and Symptomatic Disease Estimates in Neonates Born in Highly Seropositive Populations

Country, Author(s) (Year) [Ref.]Maternal CMV Seroprevalence (%)cCMV Infection Birth Prevalence Rate (cCMV/Screened)Symptomatic cCMV Prevalence Rate (Symptomatic/Screened)Proportion of Symptomatic cCMV
Ivory Coast, Schopfer et al (1978) [32]99.714:1000 (28/2132)0:10000.0%
The Gambia, van der Sande et al (2007) [26]100.054:1000 (40/741)0:10000.0%
Nigeria, Olusanya et al (2015) [39]97.238:1000 (10/263)7.6:100020.0% (2/10)
Israel, Schlesinger et al (2003) [41]80.5–85.07:1000 (14/2000)0.5:10009.0% (1/14)
Mexico, Noyola et al (2003) [40]91.69:1000 (5/599)0:10000.0%
Japan, Numazaki and Fujikawa (2004) [42]85.03:1000 (37/11 938)0.4:100013.5% (5/37)
Japan, Kamada et al (1983) [43]93.75:1000 (11/2070)0:10000.0%
USA, Fowler et al (1993) [44]Low incomea12:1000 (215/17 163)0.9:10007.4% (16/215)
Brazil, Mussi-Pinhata et al [31, 45, 46]96.78:1000 (189/24 095)0.9:100011.1% (12/121)
India, Dar et al (2008) [38]99.021:1000 (9/419)2.3:100011.1% (1/9)
China, Zhang et al (2007) [47]93.161:1000 (71/1159)14.6:100023.9% (17/71)
China, Wang et al (2017) [27]96.2%7:1000 (75/10 933)0.0:10000.0%
Country, Author(s) (Year) [Ref.]Maternal CMV Seroprevalence (%)cCMV Infection Birth Prevalence Rate (cCMV/Screened)Symptomatic cCMV Prevalence Rate (Symptomatic/Screened)Proportion of Symptomatic cCMV
Ivory Coast, Schopfer et al (1978) [32]99.714:1000 (28/2132)0:10000.0%
The Gambia, van der Sande et al (2007) [26]100.054:1000 (40/741)0:10000.0%
Nigeria, Olusanya et al (2015) [39]97.238:1000 (10/263)7.6:100020.0% (2/10)
Israel, Schlesinger et al (2003) [41]80.5–85.07:1000 (14/2000)0.5:10009.0% (1/14)
Mexico, Noyola et al (2003) [40]91.69:1000 (5/599)0:10000.0%
Japan, Numazaki and Fujikawa (2004) [42]85.03:1000 (37/11 938)0.4:100013.5% (5/37)
Japan, Kamada et al (1983) [43]93.75:1000 (11/2070)0:10000.0%
USA, Fowler et al (1993) [44]Low incomea12:1000 (215/17 163)0.9:10007.4% (16/215)
Brazil, Mussi-Pinhata et al [31, 45, 46]96.78:1000 (189/24 095)0.9:100011.1% (12/121)
India, Dar et al (2008) [38]99.021:1000 (9/419)2.3:100011.1% (1/9)
China, Zhang et al (2007) [47]93.161:1000 (71/1159)14.6:100023.9% (17/71)
China, Wang et al (2017) [27]96.2%7:1000 (75/10 933)0.0:10000.0%

Abbreviations: cCMV, congenital cytomegalovirus infection; CMV, cytomegalovirus; Ref., reference.

aNot provided.

Table 1.

Congenital CMV Infection Birth Prevalence Rates and Symptomatic Disease Estimates in Neonates Born in Highly Seropositive Populations

Country, Author(s) (Year) [Ref.]Maternal CMV Seroprevalence (%)cCMV Infection Birth Prevalence Rate (cCMV/Screened)Symptomatic cCMV Prevalence Rate (Symptomatic/Screened)Proportion of Symptomatic cCMV
Ivory Coast, Schopfer et al (1978) [32]99.714:1000 (28/2132)0:10000.0%
The Gambia, van der Sande et al (2007) [26]100.054:1000 (40/741)0:10000.0%
Nigeria, Olusanya et al (2015) [39]97.238:1000 (10/263)7.6:100020.0% (2/10)
Israel, Schlesinger et al (2003) [41]80.5–85.07:1000 (14/2000)0.5:10009.0% (1/14)
Mexico, Noyola et al (2003) [40]91.69:1000 (5/599)0:10000.0%
Japan, Numazaki and Fujikawa (2004) [42]85.03:1000 (37/11 938)0.4:100013.5% (5/37)
Japan, Kamada et al (1983) [43]93.75:1000 (11/2070)0:10000.0%
USA, Fowler et al (1993) [44]Low incomea12:1000 (215/17 163)0.9:10007.4% (16/215)
Brazil, Mussi-Pinhata et al [31, 45, 46]96.78:1000 (189/24 095)0.9:100011.1% (12/121)
India, Dar et al (2008) [38]99.021:1000 (9/419)2.3:100011.1% (1/9)
China, Zhang et al (2007) [47]93.161:1000 (71/1159)14.6:100023.9% (17/71)
China, Wang et al (2017) [27]96.2%7:1000 (75/10 933)0.0:10000.0%
Country, Author(s) (Year) [Ref.]Maternal CMV Seroprevalence (%)cCMV Infection Birth Prevalence Rate (cCMV/Screened)Symptomatic cCMV Prevalence Rate (Symptomatic/Screened)Proportion of Symptomatic cCMV
Ivory Coast, Schopfer et al (1978) [32]99.714:1000 (28/2132)0:10000.0%
The Gambia, van der Sande et al (2007) [26]100.054:1000 (40/741)0:10000.0%
Nigeria, Olusanya et al (2015) [39]97.238:1000 (10/263)7.6:100020.0% (2/10)
Israel, Schlesinger et al (2003) [41]80.5–85.07:1000 (14/2000)0.5:10009.0% (1/14)
Mexico, Noyola et al (2003) [40]91.69:1000 (5/599)0:10000.0%
Japan, Numazaki and Fujikawa (2004) [42]85.03:1000 (37/11 938)0.4:100013.5% (5/37)
Japan, Kamada et al (1983) [43]93.75:1000 (11/2070)0:10000.0%
USA, Fowler et al (1993) [44]Low incomea12:1000 (215/17 163)0.9:10007.4% (16/215)
Brazil, Mussi-Pinhata et al [31, 45, 46]96.78:1000 (189/24 095)0.9:100011.1% (12/121)
India, Dar et al (2008) [38]99.021:1000 (9/419)2.3:100011.1% (1/9)
China, Zhang et al (2007) [47]93.161:1000 (71/1159)14.6:100023.9% (17/71)
China, Wang et al (2017) [27]96.2%7:1000 (75/10 933)0.0:10000.0%

Abbreviations: cCMV, congenital cytomegalovirus infection; CMV, cytomegalovirus; Ref., reference.

aNot provided.

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