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6.3. OK Rubella Rubeola
6.3. OK Rubella Rubeola
Titiek Djannatun
Bagian Mikrobiologi Universitas YARSI
Rubella
History
1881 Rubella accepted as a distinct disease
1941 Associated with congenital disease (Gregg)
1961 Rubella virus first isolated
1967 Serological tests available
1969 Rubella vaccines available
Characteristics of Rubella
• RNA enveloped virus, member of the
togavirus family
Note that in reinfection, IgM is usually absent or only present transiently at a low level
MACULOPAPULAR RASH DISEASES
DISEASE MEASLES RUBELLA FIFTH DISEASE ROSEOLA
Causative Measles virus (Rubeola) Rubella virus Parvovirus B 19 Human Herpesvirus 6
Organism(S) or 7
Culture/ Diagnosis ELISA for IgM, Acute IgM, Usually diagnosis Usually diagnosis
Acute/Convalescent Acute/Convalescent clinically clinically
IgG IgG
Distinguishing Star on head, spreads Mildeer red rash, ‘Slaped-Face’ Rash High fever precedes
feature of the to whole body, last over Lasts Approximately first, spread to limbs rash stage – rash not
rashes a week 3 days and trunk, Tends to be always present
conflueent rather than
distinct bumps
MEASLES (RUBEOLA)
Koplik’s Spot
Oral mucosa Severe ulcerating lessions
Conjunctivitis
Conjunctiva Severe corneal lessions,
secondary bacterial infection,
blindness may result
Skin Maculapapular rash Hemorrhagic rashes may occur
(Black measles)
Intestinal tract No lesions Diarrhae-exacerbates
malnutrition, halt growth, impairs
recovery
Urinary tract Virus detectable in urine No Known complications