Guessous-Idrissi N, Lahlou D, Sefiani R, Benmira A
Pathol Biol (Paris). 1984 Sep;32(7):761-5.
A prospective sero-immunological enquiry of the rubella and toxoplasmosis immune status of 200 pregnant women in Casablanca (Morocco) revealed that 66,5% are immune to rubella and 51,5% are immune to toxoplasmosis. A study of the relation between the immune status and age shows that serum conversion takes place most frequently between the ages of 21 and 25. 7 women had high levels of anti-toxoplasmosis antibodies. The authors compare their results with those obtained in other regions of Morocco and in other countries. They also present a range of epidemiological and technical correlations. They conclude that the prevention of congenital toxoplasmosis and rubella must be integrated into a national programme of mother-and-child protection, notably by means of obligatory prenatal serological tests and the continued monitoring of those women who are not immune.
对卡萨布兰卡（摩洛哥）200名孕妇进行的风疹和弓形虫病免疫状态的前瞻性血清免疫学调查显示，66.5%的孕妇对风疹免疫，51.5%的孕妇对弓形虫病免疫。对免疫状态与年龄之间关系的研究表明，血清转化最常发生在21至25岁之间。7名女性抗弓形虫病抗体水平较高。作者将他们的结果与在摩洛哥其他地区和其他国家获得的结果进行了比较。他们还提出了一系列流行病学和技术方面的关联。他们得出结论，先天性弓形虫病和风疹的预防必须纳入国家母婴保护计划，特别是通过强制性产前血清学检测以及对未免疫女性的持续监测。
