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New England Journal of Medicine, 2018
Cowpox Virus Infection An 11-year-old girl presented with a necrotic-appearing ulceration on her left cheek that had been present for 3 weeks. Evaluation confirmed infection with cowpox virus.
Ewa, Talarek, Magdalena, Marczynska
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Cowpox Virus Infection An 11-year-old girl presented with a necrotic-appearing ulceration on her left cheek that had been present for 3 weeks. Evaluation confirmed infection with cowpox virus.
Ewa, Talarek, Magdalena, Marczynska
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British Journal of Dermatology, 1993
We report a patient suffering from cowpox infection, in whom the clinical features mimicked those of anthrax. The infection may have been acquired as a result of contact with a rodent.
M S, Lewis-Jones +3 more
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We report a patient suffering from cowpox infection, in whom the clinical features mimicked those of anthrax. The infection may have been acquired as a result of contact with a rodent.
M S, Lewis-Jones +3 more
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The Lancet, 2005
In August, 2001, three people, a boy aged 14 years, awoman aged 20, and a man aged 54, living in neigh-bouring households in Schirnding, Germany, werescratched while playing with a cat. 2 days later, the 20-year-old woman had an itchy nodule, surrounded byerythema, on her right forearm where she had beenscratched.
Brigitte, Coras +7 more
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In August, 2001, three people, a boy aged 14 years, awoman aged 20, and a man aged 54, living in neigh-bouring households in Schirnding, Germany, werescratched while playing with a cat. 2 days later, the 20-year-old woman had an itchy nodule, surrounded byerythema, on her right forearm where she had beenscratched.
Brigitte, Coras +7 more
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New England Journal of Medicine, 2021
Miles, Kiernan, Nikolaos, Koutroumanos
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Miles, Kiernan, Nikolaos, Koutroumanos
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Clinical Cowpox Cases in Norway
Scandinavian Journal of Infectious Diseases, 1998In 1994, a human and a feline case of cowpox virus infection appeared in the western part of Norway. Cowpox has not been diagnosed with certainty in Norway since the beginning of this century, when it was associated with the use of cowpox virus as a vaccine against smallpox.
M, Tryland +4 more
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The Journal of Laryngology & Otology, 1996
AbstractA case of cowpox infection presenting as a necrotising cellulitis of the nasal tip and vestibule is reported. Diagnosis was established by identification of the pox virus particles from tissue culture of the nasal biopsy using electronic microscopy and the characteristic lesions on chorio-allantoic membrane produced by the virus.
W C, Lee +3 more
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AbstractA case of cowpox infection presenting as a necrotising cellulitis of the nasal tip and vestibule is reported. Diagnosis was established by identification of the pox virus particles from tissue culture of the nasal biopsy using electronic microscopy and the characteristic lesions on chorio-allantoic membrane produced by the virus.
W C, Lee +3 more
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POSTVACCINAL (COWPOX) ENCEPHALITIS
Archives of Neurology & Psychiatry, 1930Cerebrospinal complications following antismallpox vaccination possess sufficiently characteristic pathologic features to be termed postvaccinal or cowpox encephalitis. In addition to the well known types of encephalitis, such as the epidemic (lethargic), hemorrhagic, syphilitic, and the ones complicating typhus fever, poliomyelitis and other ...
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