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See Latest ArticlesAcute Q fever in pregnancy: report and literature review
Internal Medicine Journal, 07/31/09
Denman J et al. – Acute Q fever in pregnancy is uncommon, but is probably underrecognized. It results in a significant risk of adverse pregnancy outcome and also predisposes to the development of chronic Q fever in the mother. The potential for transmission of Coxiella to the neonate and birthing suite staff will also be highlighted.
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