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Abstract Three cases of spinal brucellosis are presented, demonstrating involvement of the cervical, thoracic and lumbar regions respectively, and the management is discussed. Particular reference is made to the problems of establishing the diagnosis, and also to the differentiation of this condition from ...
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The Economic Burden of Brucellosis Care in China: Socioeconomic Status Inequality
The economic burden of brucellosis care on patients can lead to significant financial strain, despite partial coverage by medical insurance. However, there is limited research on the out-of-pocket costs faced by brucellosis patients. Therefore, our study
Hai-Bo He +9 more
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This meta-analysis on canine brucellosis aimed to examine the global epidemiology, risk factors, diagnostic techniques, and clinical symptoms associated with the disease.
Maryam Dadar +5 more
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Human Brucellosis Decreases [PDF]
The number of reported brucellosis cases affecting humans dropped to a record low of less than 600 in 1961, a 90% decrease since 19650, latest figures compiled by the National Brucellosis Committee reveal.
Veterinarian, Iowa State University
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Brucellosis is not only of concern to the veterinarian from the standpoint of animal health; it also concerns the Veterinary Profession from the standpoint of public health.
Syverson, C.
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132 p.An expert review of recent scientific and technological progress in brucellosis control which focuses on the effectiveness of methods now available.
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Laboratory-acquired brucellosis
Brucellosis is a rare disease in Denmark. We describe one case of laboratory-acquired brucellosis from an index patient to a laboratory technician following exposure to an infected blood culture in a clinical microbiology laboratory Udgivelsesdato: 2008 ...
Lebech, A.M. +2 more
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