Abstract
Objectives: Vertical Zika virus transmission is reported to affect fetal development, and usually the fetal abnormalities can be detected by ultrasonography in second trimester. However, there is no report about the histopathological findings on fetus at earlier stage. Here we present a case of a pregnant woman with Zika virus infection in the first trimester. …
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