Richardière. La variole pendant la grossesse à l’Hôpital d’Aubervilliers pendant l’année 1892. (Union Médicale, №№ 22 et 23, 1893). Smallpox during pregnancy

Abstract

According to most authors, smallpox during pregnancy is especially dangerous for the mother and even more for the fetus; death of the fetus, interruption of pregnancy, and after childbirth bleeding and infection, often leading to a fatal outcome - these are the sad results attributed to the influence of this disease on pregnancy and the fetus, not to mention the fact that pregnancy in turn is reflected in a disastrous way on the very course of smallpox, predisposing to the hemorrhagic form of this disease.

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