Background: Intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis for neonatal group B streptococcal disease (GBS) effectively prevents disease among infants <7 days old, but there are no prevention strategies for ...
Currently antibiotic prophylaxis administered to a woman during labour is the main means of preventing GBS disease in newborn infants, but only if the bacterium is detected during pregnancy.
Nearly half of case-infants (47%) were exposed to intrapartum antibiotics, most often for GBS prophylaxis (56%), caesarian section prophylaxis (6%), or suspected chorioamnionitis (6%). In 127 ...
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