Jj. Arnold et al., A 50-YEAR FOLLOW-UP OF OCULAR DEFECTS IN CONGENITAL-RUBELLA - LATE OCULAR MANIFESTATIONS, Australian and New Zealand journal of ophthalmology, 22(1), 1994, pp. 1-6
Fifty patients born with congenital rubella in 1939-1945 were reviewed
in 1967. In 1991 this cohort was again studied and their ophthalmic f
eatures are presented here. The presence of two new cataracts and one
case of possible choroidal neovascularisation are again noted; apart f
rom these three eyes, the group showed no evidence of other delayed ma
nifestations of the congenital rubella syndrome. A review is given of
the ocular complications of the congenital rubella syndrome, with part
icular emphasis on the late complications.