论文信息 - Rubella in pregnancy: Review of current problems.

Rubella in pregnancy: Review of current problems.

Since rubella infection in pregnancy is cause for considering therapeutic abortion, it is important that diagnosis be rapid and accurate. Laboratory assistance is mandatory in distinguishing rubella from similar-appearing exanthems due to agents innocuous to the fetus and in recognizing subclinical rubella, which can damage the fetus.

J. Marymont | K. Herrmann

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