Chronic arthritis associated with the presence of intrasynovial rubella virus.
Rodney Grahame(University College London Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust), Cedric Mims(Guy's Hospital), James Wilton(BC Centre for Disease Control), R. Armstrong(SASTRA University), N.A. Simmons(Guy's Hospital), R. Laurent(Guy's Hospital), Rosemary R. Millis(Unknown), Michael R. Dyson(Guy's Hospital)
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