The Interpretation of Serological Tests Results to New Born Babies Pregnancies Originated with Seroconversion of Toxoplasma Gondii

Objectives: The demonstration of the serological test importance in the diagnosis of the Congenital Toxoplasmosis. The Method: The serological test was performed through the micro enzymatic immunology technique, on a lot of 87, new born suckling babies. Along with the laboratory investigations the babies were also clinical, oftalmological and neuron-imagistic examined. Results: The diagnosis of Congenital Toxoplasmosis was confirmed at 29 children – 33.33%, was invalid at 58 children – 66.66%. The IgM+ type serology was encountered at 23 children – 24.73%, confirming the parasitosis. IgMtype serology, IgG+ was encountered at 26 children – 29.85%, of which a lot of 6 children – 23.07% the IgG increases in dynamic confirming the congenital toxoplasmosis. The IgMtype serology, IgGwas encountered at a lot of 38 children – 40.86%, invalidating the parasitosis. Conclusions: The serological screening is obligatory to the new born babies, originated of mothers with Gondi Toxoplasmosis seroconvertion; all suckling babies with unconclusive IgM-, IgG+ type serology, till age one.