Vaccinial Osteomyelitis in a Case of Generalized Intrauterine Virus Infection: Pediatric Pathology: Vol 1, No 2

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Abstract

We report the case of a 14-week fetus who developed a generalized vaccinia virus infection after primary vaccination of the mother in the 10th week of pregnancy. Special emphasis is given to the skeletal lesions, which have not been previously reported in prenatal vaccinial infection.

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