Sars-CoV2 infection in pregnant women with multiple sclerosis.
Maria Grazia ApreaIrene SchiavettiEmilio PortaccioChiara BalleriniMario Alberto BattagliaRoberto BergamaschiGiampaolo BrichettoS Destan BunulMassimiliano CalabreseMarco CapobiancoPaola CavallaMaria Grazia CelaniMarinella ClericoEleonora CoccoGiancarlo ComiPaolo ConfalonieriAntonella ConteCinzia CordioliGiovanna De LucaNicola De RossiMassimo FilippiHaluk GumesPaolo ImmovilliMatilde IngleseRana KarabudakDoriana LandiRoberta LanzilloMaria Rita L'EpiscopoLorena LoreficeVittorio ManteroSabrina MarangoniGirolama Alessandra MarfiaCamilla MasciulliEva MilanoMoiola LRiccardo OrlandiFrancesco PattiPaola PeriniIlaria PesciEugenio PucciMarco PuthenparampilMarta RadaelliMarco SalvettiArianna SartoriCinzia ScandellariKerim AslanAksel SivaSilvia StrumiaFrancesco TeatiniGioacchino TedeschiMaria TrojanoMelih TutuncuGiovanna VaulaMaria Pia SormaniMaria Pia Amatonull nullPublished in: Multiple sclerosis (Houndmills, Basingstoke, England) (2023)
Our data show no significant increase of severe COVID-19 outcomes in patients with multiple sclerosis who contracted the infection during pregnancy.