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Streptokokken der Gruppe B

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Das Restrisiko gegenwärtiger Geburtshilfe

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Nachdem in den beiden vergangenen Jahrzehnten Streptokokken der Serogruppe B (GBS) als wichtigste Organismen im Verursacherspektrum neonataler Infektionen erkannt wurden, konzentrieren sich die Bemühungen von Geburtshelfern und Neonatologen nunmehr auf die Prophylaxe, die Früherkennung und die Frühtherapie der B-Streptokokkensepsis.

Die im Text angeführten Ergebnisse entstanden, soweit nicht durch Literaturzitate belegt, in Zusammenarbeit mit Ulrike Jäger, Barbara Lung und Saskja Ruckriegel.

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Peuckert, W. (1989). Streptokokken der Gruppe B. In: Hillemanns, H.G., Schillinger, H. (eds) Das Restrisiko gegenwärtiger Geburtshilfe. Springer, Berlin, Heidelberg. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-74320-7_44

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