Staphylococci are gram-positive, aerobic bacteria commonly found in patients with community-acquired infections. Staph infections can cause skin, lung, or endocarditis infections that lead to abscesses and even sepsis.

According to statistics, the number of newborns with infections is increasing day by day. There are many ways and many causes leading to neonatal infections. It can be neonatal infection through the placenta, neonatal infection through the amniotic membrane or neonatal infection during childbirth.

Neonatal infections are infections acquired before, during or in the first month after birth. Infections can be caused by viruses or bacteria. Clinical symptoms of neonatal infections are often diverse and complex.

The immune system of newborns is not fully developed to fight pathogens, so they can get postpartum infections due to various causes. If postpartum infections are not detected and treated early, they can seriously affect the health of newborns, increasing the risk of postpartum death.

Neonatal infections are infections that occur in newborns up to 28 days of age. They are the second leading cause of death in newborns.

Neonatal infection is one of the dangerous diseases that can cause death in children. Early diagnosis to provide timely and appropriate treatment is very important.

Early neonatal infection is an infection that occurs within the first 5 days after birth. The most common clinical form is sepsis. More than 30% of deaths in newborns are due to neonatal infection. After birth, many babies sleep so much that they are difficult to wake up, refuse to feed, etc. Mothers should not be too happy because they think their baby is good. These may be the first signs of neonatal infection.

Neonatal infection is a term used to describe infectious conditions that occur in the neonatal period, with pathogens acquired before, during, or after birth. Early neonatal infection is an infection that occurs within the first 3 days after birth (≤ 72 hours). This is a disease that causes high mortality (after acute respiratory distress syndrome in newborns). The incidence is 6/1000 live births (US), 3-4 times higher in developing countries.

Premature babies often suffer from many diseases such as jaundice, pneumonia, respiratory failure, neonatal infections, mental and motor delays, retinopathy... due to weak immune systems and underdeveloped organs.

Cytomegalovirus was first noticed in 1881 by Ribbert H. He found enlarged cells in the renal tissue of a patient with congenital syphilis and in the parotid gland for unknown reasons until he read the report of Jesionek and Kiolemenoglou.

Cytomegalovirus was first noticed in 1881 by Ribbert H. He found enlarged cells in the renal tissue of a patient with congenital syphilis and in the parotid gland for unknown reasons until he read the report of Jesionek and Kiolemenoglou.