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Adler SP et al. – A primary maternal infection with cytomegalovirus either during or just before pregnancy accounts for the majority of congenital infections where the baby is symptomatic at birth. Following a primary maternal infection, depending on gestational age, between one quarter and three quarters of fetuses will become infected, and approximately one–third of infected fetuses will have symptoms at birth.

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