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Die früher übliche strenge Trennung in pränatale und postnatale Infektionen überzeugt heute nicht mehr, da viele Erreger sowohl vor als auch nach der Geburt Krankheiten beim Kind verursachen können und da in der Praxis der genaue Infektionszeitpunkt oft unbekannt ist.

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