Rubella surveillance no. 3, October 1971
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Rubella surveillance no. 3, October 1971

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      I. Introduction -- II. Recent Trends: A. Source of Data; B. Reported Rubella; C. Serological Survey for Rubella Immunity Among Adolescents. -- III. Congenital Rubella Syndrome Surveillance -- IV. Surveillance of Vaccine Use -- V. Reported Complications Associated with Administration of Rubella Vaccine: A. Joint Reactions; B. Central Nervous System reactions occurring within 30 days after rubella vaccine inoculation; C. Inadvertent vaccination during pregnancy. -- VI. Special Investigations: -- A. Bermuda; B. Casper, Wyoming; C. Gillette, Wyoming; D. Grand Isle, Louisiana; E. Kauai, Hawaii. -- VII. Appendix A. Rubella Case Investigations Report; Appendix B. Congenital Rubella Syndrome Case Report Form; Appendix C. Serologic Assistance in Rubella Diagnosis; Appendix D. Recommendations for Use.
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