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Semana de embarazo Riesgo de 0% desarrollar rubéola Congénita

Después de la semana 16 el riesgo es 0

Triada de Gregg

Catarata, sordera neurosensorial y cardiopatía.

Manifestaciones clínicas Rubéola congénita

RCIU, microcefalia, coriorretinitis "sal y pimienta", hepatoesplenomegalia, persistencia del conducto arterioso.

Cardiopatía relacionada a Rubéola congénita.

Persistencia de conducto arterioso.

Soplo continuo (maquinaría de Gibson), foco que se irradia a infraclavicular izquierda. Insuficiencia cardíaca, congestión pulmonar, pulso rápido y saltón.

Clínica de la Rubéola

Adenopatía dolorosa retroauricular, post occipital. Conjuntivitis sin fotobia, cuadro catarral. Exantema cefalocaudal y se resuelve con descamación en orden invertido.