Chickenpox in a child aged 25 days
A. Y . Petryanin , L. A. Shirokova , D. A. Knyazeva , T. V. Shishova
Kazan medical journal ›› 1984, Vol. 65 ›› Issue (1) : 64 -65.
Chickenpox in a child aged 25 days
Chickenpox in newborns and children of the first three months of life is extremely rare, which is explained by the presence of transplacental immunity. In the literature, we have found only isolated reports of this disease in newborns. In this regard, we present the observation of a child at the age of 25 days who has chickenpox.
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