A fetus born to a mother with history of fever with rash in first trimester of pregnancy shows chorioretinitis, cerebral coical atrophy, cutaneous scarring and bone leg defects. Most probable cause is?
Maternal varicella during the first half of pregnancy may cause congenital malformations by transplacental infection called congenital varicella syndrome Eye defects: Microphthalmia, chorioretinitis, cataracts Neurological: microcephaly, cerebral coical atrophy, neurological dysfunction of bladder and bowel sphincters Cutaneous: scarring in dermatomal origin Bony defects: limb hypoplasia
Maternal rubella
Maternal varicella
Maternal CMV
Maternal toxoplasma
Infections in pregnancy