1949
DOI: 10.1001/archpedi.1949.02030050193003
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Rubella-Deafened Infants

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“…2.-Associated lesions and timing of maternal infection in 28 cases of rubella retinopathy. This figure is based on present cases and thefollowing (Babel and Dieterle, 1960;Beswick, Warner, and Warkany, 1949;Blankstein and Feiman, 1952;Cordes, 1945;Dekaban et al, 1958;Emerson, 1958;Franceschetti and Bourquin, 1946;Francois and Verriest, 1956;Gregersen, 1958;Hopkins, 1949;Ellett, 1945;Long and Danielson, 1945;Swan, Tostevin, Moore, Mayo, and Black, 1943;Swan, Tostevin, and Black, 1946).…”
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“…2.-Associated lesions and timing of maternal infection in 28 cases of rubella retinopathy. This figure is based on present cases and thefollowing (Babel and Dieterle, 1960;Beswick, Warner, and Warkany, 1949;Blankstein and Feiman, 1952;Cordes, 1945;Dekaban et al, 1958;Emerson, 1958;Franceschetti and Bourquin, 1946;Francois and Verriest, 1956;Gregersen, 1958;Hopkins, 1949;Ellett, 1945;Long and Danielson, 1945;Swan, Tostevin, Moore, Mayo, and Black, 1943;Swan, Tostevin, and Black, 1946).…”
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