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. 2019 Nov 27;221(11):1838–1845. doi: 10.1093/infdis/jiz629

Table 1.

Details of Maternal Infection, Prenatal Course, Delivery, and Immediate Neonatal Course Among Four Twin Pregnancies Complicated by Antenatal Exposure to ZIKV Infection

Twin Pair Maternal Symptoms WGA at Diagnosis Maternal ZIKV PCR WGA at Delivery Twin Neonatal ZIKV PCR Placental ZIKV PCR BW (Grams) NICU Admission Abnormal Neonatal Outcome
Twin pair 1 Y 24 + (serum) 37 Twin A + + 2400 N N
Twin B + 2590 N N
Twin pair 2 Y 33 34 Twin A + + 2190 N Y – abnormal BERA at 1 week of life
Twin B + + 2240 N Y – abnormal BERA at 1 week of life
Twin pair 3 Y 16 + (urine) 35 Twin A + + 2550 Y Y – TFUS with grade 1 IVH
Twin B 2650 N N
Twin pair 4 Y 21 + (urine) 35 Twin A N/A 2490 N Na
Twin B N/A 2220 N Na

Abbreviations: BERA, brainstem evoked response audiometry; BW, birth weight; IVH, intraventricular hemorrhage; N, no; NICU, neonatal intensive care unit; PCR, polymerase chain reaction; TFUS, transfontanellar ultrasound; WGA, weeks gestational age; Y, yes; ZIKV, Zika virus.

aThese twins did not receive the detailed postnatal examination for suspected antenatal ZIKV exposure, but there were no gross physical or developmental abnormalities noted in the immediate neonatal period.