Raised Frequency of Microcephaly Related to Zika Virus Infection in Two Birth Defects Surveillance Systems in Bogotá and Cali, Colombia

Paula Hurtado-Villa; Angie K. Puerto; Salomé Victoria; Gloria Gracia; Lesly Guasmayán; Patricia Arce; Gilberto Álvarez; Esperanza Blandón; Nubia Rengifo; Jorge A. Holguín; Alexander Durán; Ignacio Zarante

doi:10.1097/INF.0000000000001670

Raised Frequency of Microcephaly Related to Zika Virus Infection in Two Birth Defects Surveillance Systems in Bogotá and Cali, Colombia

Paula Hurtado-Villa, Angie K. Puerto, Salomé Victoria, Gloria Gracia, Lesly Guasmayán, Patricia Arce, Gilberto Álvarez, Esperanza Blandón, Nubia Rengifo, Jorge A. Holguín, Alexander Durán, Ignacio Zarante

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Zika virus infection during pregnancy is now known to cause congenital microcephaly and severe brain defects. In 2016, rates of microcephaly appeared to start increasing around May, peaking in July, and declining through December. The occurrence of microcephaly appears to have increased nearly 4-fold in 2 large cities in Colombia, concurrently with the reported Zika virus epidemic in the country.

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Publicación	Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal
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DOI	https://doi.org/10.1097/INF.0000000000001670
Estado	Publicada - 01 oct. 2017
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Hurtado-Villa, P., Puerto, A. K., Victoria, S., Gracia, G., Guasmayán, L., Arce, P., Álvarez, G., Blandón, E., Rengifo, N., Holguín, J. A., Durán, A., & Zarante, I. (2017). Raised Frequency of Microcephaly Related to Zika Virus Infection in Two Birth Defects Surveillance Systems in Bogotá and Cali, Colombia. Pediatric Infectious Disease Journal, 36(10), 1017-1019. https://doi.org/10.1097/INF.0000000000001670

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