MS-2275

A 28-year-old female delivers a baby girl at 36 weeks gestation. The infant’s weight is below average for gestational age, and her APGAR scores are persistently low. Upon physical examination, no abnormalities are found except for the presence of chorioretinitis during ophthalmological assessment and intracranial calcifications scattered throughout the brain on neuroimaging. The mother denies any illness during pregnancy or exposure to sick individuals, and resides at home with her spouse and two cats.

What is the most probable diagnosis?