Nontyphoidal Salmonella infections of children in tropical Africa
SM Graham, EM Molyneux, AL Walsh… - The Pediatric …, 2000 - journals.lww.com
SM Graham, EM Molyneux, AL Walsh, JS Cheesbrough, ME Molyneux, CA Hart
The Pediatric infectious disease journal, 2000•journals.lww.com“I believe that as soon as haemoculture takes its lawful place in the routine diagnosis, not
only of enteric tropical fevers, but also of quinine-resistant fevers of short duration, and that
heterogeneous rubbish heap known as PUO, paratyphoid C will come to the fore as a
frequent and widespread disease, calling for the same general preventive measures
currently required for the other better known fevers of the enteric-parenteric group.”
only of enteric tropical fevers, but also of quinine-resistant fevers of short duration, and that
heterogeneous rubbish heap known as PUO, paratyphoid C will come to the fore as a
frequent and widespread disease, calling for the same general preventive measures
currently required for the other better known fevers of the enteric-parenteric group.”
“I believe that as soon as haemoculture takes its lawful place in the routine diagnosis, not only of enteric tropical fevers, but also of quinine-resistant fevers of short duration, and that heterogeneous rubbish heap known as PUO, paratyphoid C will come to the fore as a frequent and widespread disease, calling for the same general preventive measures currently required for the other better known fevers of the enteric-parenteric group.”
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