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These results demonstrate an unforeseen increase in B19V infections during pregnancy after the COVID-19 pandemic, with a consequent rise in B19V cases with fetal anemia. The introduced policies during the COVID-19 pandemic reduced the B19V infection rate but likely conditioned the present ongoing upsurge. Counseling, early detection and access to specialized centers performing IUT are essential measures required to address this outbreak.
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