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Note: Page numbers of article titles are in boldface type. A AAP. See American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) Acyclovir dosing in infants, 185 187 American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) COFN of, 199 204 Amphotericin B deoxycholate dosing in infants, 179 182 Amphotericin B lipid complex dosing in infants, 179 182 Ampicillin dosing in infants, 168 169 Anidulafungin dosing in infants, 184 185 Antibiotic(s) in bacterial meningitis in infants management, 37 broad-spectrum in premature infants, 108 for CA, 160 161 dosing of. See Antibiotic dosing novel for staphylococcal infections in infants, 126 risks associated with, 196 Antibiotic dosing in infants, 167 176 ampicillin, 168 169 clindamycin, 169 171 introduction, 167 168 meropenem, 171 metronidazole, 172 piperacillin/tazobactam, 172 174 Antibiotic stewardship, 195 206 AAP COFN on, 199 204 CDC on, 196 199 Antifungal dosing in infants, 177 185 echinocandins, 184 185 introduction, 177 179 polenes, 179 182 triazoles, 182 Antimicrobial agents. See Antibiotic(s) Clin Perinatol 42 (2015) 207 216 http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/s0095-5108(15)00010-x perinatology.theclinics.com 0095-5108/15/$ see front matter ª 2015 Elsevier Inc. All rights reserved.

208 Antistaphylococcal penicillin in infants, 124 Antiviral dosing in infants, 185 189 acyclovir, 185 187 ganciclovir, 187 188 introduction, 177 179 valacyclovir, 185 187 valganciclovir, 187 188 Astrovirus NEC due to, 141 B Bacteremia UTIs in infants and, 21 Bacteria NEC due to, 134 138 atypical bacteria, 138 gram-negative bacteria, 137 138 gram-positive bacteria, 135 137 Bacterial meningitis described, 30 in infants, 29 45 causes of, 31 clinical presentation of, 33 in developed countries, 30 31 in developing countries, 31 diagnosis of, 33 36 ancillary tests in, 35 CSF parameter interpretation in, 35 lumbar puncture in, 33 37 epidemiology of, 30 31 introduction, 30 long-term outcomes of, 38 pathogenesis of, 32 33 prevention of, 38 40 risk factors for, 33 treatment of, 37 38 Birth weight candidiasis related to, 107 Bloodstream infections (BSIs), 1 16 causative agents, 6 8 Candida spp., 8 CoNS, 6 7 Enterococcus spp., 7 gram-negative organisms, 7 S. aureus, 7 control and prevention of, 10 definitions of, 2 described, 1

209 epidemiology of, 2 incidence of, 2 introduction, 1 resistance to, 8 10 risk factors for, 3 6 central lines, 3 5 medications, 5 NICU environment, 5 6 BPD. See Bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) Brain disease CA and, 159 Broad-spectrum antibiotics candidiasis related to, 108 Bronchopulmonary dysplasia (BPD) CA and, 160 BSIs. See Bloodstream infections (BSIs) C CA. See Chorioamnionitis (CA) Candida spp. BSIs due to, 8 NEC due to, 141 Candidiasis in premature infants, 105 117 background of, 105 106 diagnosis of, 109 111 microbiology of, 109 pathogenesis of, 106 risk factors for, 106 109 broad-spectrum antibiotics, 108 central venous catheters, 108 NICU environment, 107 108 prematurity and birth weight, 107 treatment of, 111 112 Candiduria treatment of, 22 Caspofungin dosing in infants, 184 185 CDC. See Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) in antibiotic stewardship, 196 199 Central line(s) BSIs related to, 3 5 Central line associated blood stream infections (CLABSIs), 3 5 epidemiology of, 2 incidence of, 2 Central nervous system (CNS) bacterial meningitis of in infants, 33

210 Central venous catheters candidiasis related to, 108 Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) parameters interpretation of in bacterial meningitis in infants diagnosis, 35 Children drugs in mechanisms for study of, 168 Chorioamnionitis (CA), 155 165 defined, 155 157 management of, 160 161 in neonates, 155 165 outcomes of, 158 160 BPD, 160 brain disease, 159 lung disease, 159 neonatal sepsis, 158 preterm birth, 158 respiratory distress syndrome, 159 160 pathophysiology of, 157 158 CLABSIs. See Central line associated blood stream infections (CLABSIs) Clindamycin dosing in infants, 169 171 for staphylococcal infections in infants, 125 Clostridia spp. NEC due to, 136 137 CMV. See Cytomegalovirus (CMV) CNS. See Central nervous system (CNS) Coagulase-negative Staphylococcus (CoNS) BSIs related to, 6 7 clinical manifestations of, 123 diagnosis of, 123 epidemiology of, 121 122 COFN. See Committee on the Fetus and Newborn (COFN) Committee on the Fetus and Newborn (COFN) of AAP, 199 204 CoNS. See Coagulase-negative Staphylococcus (CoNS) Coronavirus NEC due to, 140 Cronobacter sakazakii NEC due to, 137 138 CSF. See Cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) Cytomegalovirus (CMV) NEC due to, 139 140 perinatal, 61 75 clinical correlation, 64 70 diagnostics in, 67 70 discussion, 71 72 introduction, 61 62 prevalence/incidence of, 63 64 prevention/treatment of

211 infant interventions for, 66 67 maternal interventions for, 64 66 vaccines for maternal research related to, 70 71 D Drug(s) BSIs due to, 5 in children mechanisms for study of, 168 E Early onset sepsis (EOS) described, 195 196 Echinocandins dosing in infants, 184 185 Empirical therapy for staphylococcal infections in infants, 126 Enterococcus spp. BSIs related to, 7 Enterocolitis necrotizing. See Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) Enteroviruses NEC due to, 140 141 EOS. See Early onset sepsis (EOS) Escherichia coli NEC due to, 138 UTIs in infants due to, 18 F Fluconazole dosing in infants, 182 183 Fungus(i) NEC due to, 141 G Ganciclovir dosing in infants, 187 188 GBS. See Group B streptococcus (GBS) Gram-negative organisms BSIs related to, 7 Group B streptococcus (GBS) vaccine in bacterial meningitis in infants prevention, 38 40 H Hepatitis B, 92 94 clinical correlation, 93 described, 92

212 Hepatitis (continued ) diagnosis and treatment of, 93 94 discussion, 93 94 epidemiology of, 93 transmission/pathogenesis of, 92 93 C, 94 95 Herpes simplex virus (HSV) described, 48 Herpes simplex virus (HSV) infection maternal clinical features of, 49 50 terminology related to, 49 mother-to-child transmission of prevention of, 52 53 risk factors for, 50 51 neonatal, 47 59 clinical features of, 51 52 described, 48 epidemiology of, 48 49 introduction, 47 48 treatment of, 53 56 HIV NEC due to, 141 HIV infection perinatal, 88 92 described, 88 diagnosis and treatment of, 89 92 discussion, 89 92 epidemiology of, 88 89 transmission/pathogenesis of, 89 HSV. See Herpes simplex virus (HSV) I Infant(s) antibiotic dosing in, 167 176. See also Antibiotic dosing, in infants antifungal dosing in, 177 185. See also Antifungal dosing, in infants antiviral dosing in, 185 189. See also Antiviral dosing, in infants bacterial meningitis in, 29 45. See also Bacterial meningitis, in infants premature candidiasis in, 105 117. See also Candidiasis, in premature infants staphylococcal infections in, 119 132. See also Staphylococcal infections, in infants uncircumcized UTIs in, 19 UTIs in, 17 28. See also Urinary tract infections (UTIs), in infants Infection(s). See also specific types bloodstream, 1 16 staphylococcal in infants, 119 132 TORCH, 77 103

213 K Klebsiella spp. NEC due to, 138 L Linezolid for staphylococcal infections in infants, 125 126 Liposomal amphotericin dosing in infants, 179 182 Lumbar puncture in bacterial meningitis in infants diagnosis, 33 37 Lung disease CA and, 159 M Medication(s). See Drug(s) Meningitis bacterial in infants, 29 45. See also Bacterial meningitis neonatal prevention of, 38 40 UTIs in infants and, 21 Meropenem dosing in infants, 171 Methicillin resistance in staphylococcal infections in infants, 123 124 Metronidazole dosing in infants, 172 Micafungin dosing in infants, 184 185 N NEC. See Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) Necrotizing enterocolitis (NEC) infectious causes of, 133 154. See also specific causes, e.g., Bacteria bacteria, 134 138 fungi, 141 introduction, 133 134 viruses, 138 141 Neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) BSIs due to, 5 6 candidiasis in, 107 108 Neonatal sepsis CA and, 158 Neonate(s) CA in, 155 165. See also Chorioamnionitis (CA) HSV infection in, 47 59. See also Herpes simplex virus (HSV) infection, neonatal

214 NICU. See Neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) Norovirus NEC due to, 139 P Parvovirus B19, 86 88 clinical correlation, 87 described, 86 diagnosis and treatment of, 87 88 discussion, 87 88 transmission/pathogenesis of, 86 87 Penicillin for staphylococcal infections in infants, 124 Piperacillin/tazobactam dosing in infants, 172 174 Polene(s) dosing in infants, 179 182 Premature infants candidiasis in, 105 117. See also Candidiasis, in premature infants Preterm birth CA and, 158 Pseudomonas spp. NEC due to, 138 Pyuria defined, 21 22 R Renal abnormalities UTIs in infants due to, 19 Respiratory distress syndrome CA and, 159 160 Rotavirus NEC due to, 138 139 Rubella, 85 86 S Sepsis early onset, 195 196 Staphylococcal infections in infants, 119 132 clinical manifestations of, 123 diagnosis of, 123 epidemiology of, 120 122 introduction, 119 120 resistance to, 123 124 treatment of, 124 126 Staphylococcus spp. coagulase-negative. See Coagulase-negative Staphylococcus (CoNS)

215 S. aureus BSIs due to, 7 clinical manifestations of, 123 diagnosis of, 123 epidemiology of, 120 121 S. epidermidis NEC due to, 135 136 Steroid(s) antenatal for CA, 161 T TORCH infections, 77 103. See also specific infections, e.g., Toxoplasmosis HBV, 92 94 HCV, 94 95 introduction, 77 78 parvovirus B19, 86 88 perinatal HIV infection, 88 92 rubella, 85 86 toxoplasmosis, 78 82 Treponema pallidum, 82 85 Toxoplasmosis, 78 82 clinical correlation, 81 82 described, 78 diagnosis and treatment of, 82 discussion, 82 epidemiology of, 80 81 transmission/pathogenesis of, 78 80 Treponema pallidum, 82 85 clinical correlation, 83 84 described, 82 83 diagnosis and treatment of, 84 85 discussion, 84 85 epidemiology of, 83 transmission/pathogenesis of, 83 Triazole(s) dosing in infants, 182 184 U Uncircumcized infants UTIs in, 19 Urinary tract infections (UTIs) in infants, 17 28 causes of E. coli, 18 maternal history of UTIs, 19 20 renal abnormalities, 19 uncircumcized males, 18 19

216 Urinary (continued ) clinical correlations, 20 21 concomitant bacteremia and meningitis, 21 diagnosis of, 21 22 epidemiology of, 17 20 in first three days of life, 17 introduction, 17 recurrence of, 23 risk factors for, 17 20 treatment of, 22 23 maternal history of UTIs in infants related to, 19 20 UTIs. See Urinary tract infections (UTIs) V Vaccine(s) CMV maternal research related to, 70 71 GBS in bacterial meningitis in infants prevention, 38 40 Valacyclovir dosing in infants, 185 187 Valganciclovir dosing in infants, 187 188 Vancomycin for staphylococcal infections in infants, 124 125 Vancomycin resistance in staphylococcal infections in infants, 124 Varicella zoster virus (VZV) infection perinatal, 61 75 discussion, 71 72 introduction, 63 prevalence/incidence of, 63 64 prevention/treatment of infant interventions for, 66 67 maternal interventions for, 64 66 Virus(es) NEC due to, 138 141 astrovirus, 141 CMV, 139 140 coronavirus, 140 enteroviruses, 140 141 HIV, 141 norovirus, 139 rotavirus, 138 139 Voriconazole dosing in infants, 183 184 VZV infection. See Varicella zoster virus (VZV) infection