Problem To determine if maternal immune maladaptation associated with pre‐eclampsia is
reflected in the rubella immunity status. Method of study Incidence of pre‐eclampsia was …

Routine antenatal rubella serological testing is adopted in many countries. In a population
covered by universal childhood rubella immunization for four decades, we have observed …

Objective: We sought to explore the clinical variables associated with the loss of rubella
immunity during pregnancy and to determine if these changes are linked to obstetrical …

Background: The infection of rubella in pregnancy is worrisome due to the fact that it causes
miscarriages, congenital defects, and Congenital Rubella Syndrome (CRS). The purpose of …

This study was designated to determine whether a program of screening for rubella
antibodies during pregnancy, coupled with selective vaccination after delivery, could …

Objective The goal of this study was to identify factors leading to rubella susceptibility in
multiparous women given the existence of programs in place to prevent this susceptibility …

Objective Although it is commonly accepted that rubella is well-controlled, a recent
reemergence of both pertussis and measles might also predict a reemergence of rubella …

Background: Rubella infection during the first trimester results in congenital rubella
syndrome. There has been little recent published evidence identifying those at‐risk of …

Rubella causes disease in the fetus. Immunity to rubella is therefore, routinely screened in
pregnant women. In this retrospective observational study, we assessed the levels of …

Background: Rubella virus may be transmitted to the fetus following rubella reinfection in
early pregnancy. The mechanisms responsible for maternal-fetal transmission in women …