Is exposure of an infant to cervical human papillomavirus infection of the mother common?
Our results indicate that the infant of the human papillomavirus-infected mother is exposed to infection even when the cervical infection of the mother is subclinical. The possibility of transplacental exposure has to be considered as well.
The elevated slope of the relationship between ventilation and carbon dioxide production is not a consequence of the short stages of a standard incremental exercise test combined with delayed metabolic gas kinetics in heart failure patients.