Volume 14, Issue 34, July - December, 2020

Serological analysis for torch infection in women with bad obstetric record

Aresh N¹, Vishwa Bharathi HA², Chitra S³

¹Assistant professor, Department of biochemistry, M.G.R. College, Hosur-635109, India; Email: dhanuchitra@gmail.com
²M.Phil., biochemistry, Department of biochemistry, M.G.R. College, Hosur-635109, India; Email: vishwabharathi.ha@gmail.com
³M.Sc., biochemistry, Department of biochemistry, M.G.R. College, Hosur-635109, India; Email: areshrakshakbiogen@gmail.com

ABSTRACT

Infant death within utero or at delivery has always been a disgraceful occurrence for perinatal death and remains a dispute in the concern of pregnant women worldwide. Bad Obstetric record implies consecutive spontaneous abortions, history of intrauterine fetal death, intrauterine growth retardation or congenital abnormalities. The purpose of the study is to reveal the evidence of TORCH infections among pregnancy wastage in women which had bad obstetric history and the study also assessed the sero prevalence of TORCH infection in antenatal women of correlated with BOH by using NANO ELISA method. Blood samples for this study were collected from different hospitals in and around Bangalore and Bagalkot city of Karnataka state. From the study it was evident that those maternal infections play a critical role in pregnancy wastage and their occurrence in the patients with BOH is a significant factor. Usage of NANO ELISA technique provides high sensitive, accurate results at economical price.

Keywords: Torch, Nano Elisa, Bad Obstetric History

Drug Discovery, 2020, 14(34), 238-245

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