CRS - Rubella

Explanation

Although all these features may occur at birth, the only one is commonly associated with congenital rubella syndrome is congenital cataracts. Myocarditis is an uncommon feature. Talipes equinovarus is a congenital abnormality of the distal lower limb, known colloquially as club foot.

Children with congenital rubella syndrome have small rather than large heads. E.g: microcephaly rather than macrocephaly. Supernumerary or additional digits are not seen in association with congenital rubella syndrome.

Reference

Sir Norman McAlister Gregg