Studies of the natural history and prevention of rubella.
Studies of the natural history and prevention of rubella.
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风疹自然史和预防的研究。
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1965
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通讯作者:
G. S. Mirick
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R. Green;M. R. Balsamo;J. P. Giles;S. Krugman;G. S. Mirick
ALTHOUGH RUBELLA is almost invariably a mild, self-limited disease seldom followed by complications or sequelae of any kind, numerous studies have established that at least 15% to 20% of the offspring of women who contract German measles during the first trimester of pregnancy are afflicted with one or more serious and grossly discernible congenital malformations.1-8Moreover, if audiometric studies are done, an additional 20% to 30% of such children are found to have some impairment of hearing.9The earlier in pregnancy that maternal rubella occurs, the greater is the hazard to the fetus; thus, 50% or more of the children born of women contracting rubella during the first four weeks of pregnancy may have gross congenital