This is the pilot study of implementation of the CMV universal screening program in the first trimester of pregnancy Barcelona and its metropolitan area.~General objective The aim of this study is to evaluate a universal CMV screening programme in the first trimester of pregnancy in primary care.~Specific aims of this pilot study:~Estimate the percentage of acceptance of CMV screening in the population~To observe and to determine the rate of CMV primary infection in the first trimester of pregnancy~To identify and describe the rate of the vertical fetal infection detected through the amniocentesis of the 2nd trimester~To identify and describe the rate of fetal sequelae (due to the primary CMV infection in the first trimester), obtained by imaging techniques (ultrasound and MRI)~To identify and describe the rate of neonatal infection (congenital CMV)~To identify and describe the rate of sequelae for congenital CMV at one year of the child's age~To identify and describe the percentage rate of TOP following the diagnosis of primary infection on CMV~To identify and describe the rate of legal of TOP following the diagnosis of fetal infection~To identify and describe the rate of TOP following the diagnosis of fetal anomalies~To obtain and describe the annual cost of CMV screening in the first quarter in Catalonia (Spain).
The aim of this study is to evaluate a universal cCMV screening programme in the first trimester of pregnancy in primary care in Catalonia (Spain).