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SARS-CoV-2 infection transmission from mother to fetus may occur during pregnancy (congenital infection), at birth (intrapartum infection), or after birth (postpartum infection). Generally, vertical transmission of a virus could happen transplacental, during birth, or after birth through breastfeeding, depending on the moment of infection. The studies highlight that samples were taken from the nasopharyngeal level, breastmilk, vagina, and rectum of pregnant women, as well as amniotic fluid, to document the vertical transmission of the infection placenta and cord blood. The clinical characteristics of pregnant women with SARS-CoV-2 infection and the . . .
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