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Volume 24, Number 11—November 2018
Research Letter

Congenital Zika Virus Infection with Normal Neurodevelopmental Outcome, Brazil

Alessandra Lemos de CarvalhoComments to Author , Carlos Brites, Tânia Barreto Taguchi, Suely Fernandes Pinho, Gúbio Campos, and Rita Lucena
Author affiliations: SARAH Network of Rehabilitation Hospitals, Salvador, Brazil (A.L. de Carvalho, T.B. Taguchi, S.F. Pinho); Federal University of Bahia, Salvador (C. Brites, G. Campos, R. Lucena)

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Cerebral computed tomography images of infant with probable congenital Zika virus infection at 7 months of age, Brazil. A) Mild calcifications at the right lenticular nucleus (arrow); B) calcifications at the posterior arm of the left internal capsule (arrow).

Figure. Cerebral computed tomography images of infant with probable congenital Zika virus infection at 7 months of age, Brazil. A) Mild calcification at the right lenticular nucleus (arrow); B) calcifications at the posterior arm of the left internal capsule (arrow).

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