Neonatal Granuloma Venereum

Donovanosis

“…Scott et al also reported a case of a 5-month-old child with purulent discharge from the ear and tympanic perforation, whose mother had untreated cervical donovanosis. 23 Other authors have also reported the occurrence of donovanosis in children with weeks of life who developed otorhinolaryngological and skin lesions due to donovanosis, without history of sexual abuse, thus emphasizing the possibility of transmission during childbirth. 24 …”

Brazilian Protocol for Sexually Transmitted Infections, 2020: infections that cause genital ulcers

“…The occurrence of adverse events in pregnancy due to chancroid and donovanosis is rare 9 . In the case of donovanosis, there are reports of perinatal transmission cases involving the otorhinolaryngological structures of the newborn [38][39][40] .…”

Protocolo Brasileiro para Infecções Sexualmente Transmissíveis 2020: infecções que causam úlcera genital

“…9 En el caso de donovanosis, existen reportes de casos de transmisión perinatal con afectación de estructuras otorrinolaringológicas en el recién nacido. [38][39][40] Personas con infección por el VIH Los regímenes de tratamiento de las ITS son los mismos recomendados para personas sin infección por el VIH. Las úlceras genitales facilitan la transmisión de VIH, aumentando la importancia del tratamiento precoz, y el riesgo más grande se mostró especialmente significativo en el caso del herpes genital, sífilis y chancroide.…”