This study aimed to
determine the immune status of pregnant women at the Central Hospital of Ain
Naâdja (HCA) in Algeria. For this purpose, the identification of anti-Toxoplasma immunoglobulins
IgG and IgM by ELFA test was carried out in 393 patients, as well as the
comparison of the serological profile for the mother-child, serum-aqueous humor
pairs by the Western Blot (WB) assay. Parasite search was done by standard PCR
on placenta samples using JW62/JW63 primer. The results obtained from 393
serums collected showed that: 40.96% of the pregnant women having a serological
profile in favor of an old Toxoplasmosis, and 59.03% were not immunized
(P<0.05). Serological comparison by WB analysis of the pairs revealed that
90.1% of the couples possessing the same serological profile (negative), and
9.09% were positive (congenital toxoplasmosis) (P<0.05). To conclude, The
PCR performed on placentas showed a high level of specificity for diagnosis. It
allows early diagnosis and should be recommended for identification of
congenital infection.
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