Background: Rubella virus infection is associate with various pregnancy outcomes. Usually,
such infection is more prevalent among women with low positivity for protective …

The objective of the study was to identify those women attending for antenatal care who
would have benefited from prepregnancy rubella vaccination. It was a population-based …

Background: Infection with rubella virus in children and adults is self limited, mild disease
characterized by skin rash, mild upper respiratory symptoms and lymphadenopathy. Primary …

Background Elimination of congenital rubella syndrome depends not only on effective
childhood immunization but also on the identification and immunization of rubella …

Objective To review the epidemiology, natural history, evaluation, and prevention of rubella
infection during pregnancy. This will aid obstetric care providers in counseling their patients …

抄録 Following the 2018 rubella outbreak in Japan, this study aimed to assess rubella
prevention measures based on the vaccination and immunization status of pregnant women …

Sero-positivity rates of the rubella virus among pregnant women vary from country to country
widely throughout the world. In the Central African Republic, rubella vaccination is not …

Background. A rubella mass vaccination campaign targeting 15–29-year-old women was
performed in Brazil in 2001–2002. Rubella vaccination was contraindicated during …

Background Congenital rubella syndrome (CRS) is a recognised cause of childhood
deafness and blindness caused by the transplacental transmission of rubella virus during …

Antenatal testing for rubella susceptibility is undertaken to identify women at risk of exposure
during pregnancy and to target post-partum immunisation. To evaluate the current rubella …