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Chest computed tomography scan of the mother.
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A chest computed tomography scan detected bilateral condensation opacities reaching 50 to 75 percent suggesting a viral infection, as shown in Figure 1.
Therapeutic arsenal received by the mother.
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She was administered high-flow oxygen (10 L/min) via a non-rebreather mask and placed in a lateral decubitus position. She received azithromycin, hydroxychloroquine, and a curative dose of tinzaparin sodium (Figure 2), and as she failed to improve, we added methylprednisolone 1 mg/kg/day.
Transthoracic echocardiography of the mother.
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Echocardiogram did not find any abnormalities (Figure 3).
Healthcare workers wearing personal protective equipment in the operating theater, University Hospital of Mohammed VI, Marrakech.
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The healthcare team transported the patient, following the COVID-19-dedicated hallways, to an operating room with negative pressure.  Figure 4 portrays anesthesiologists and an obstetrician surgeon wearing level 3 PPE and an aerosol protective shield for a potential intubation.