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International Journal of Contemporary Medicine, 2019
Background Rickettsial diseases are some of the most covert re-emerging infections of the present times. They are generally incapacitating and notoriously difficult to diagnose and untreated cases can have fatality rates as high as 30–35% but when diagnosed properly, they are often easily treated.
T Shiva Prasada, T Krishna Kumar Naik
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Background Rickettsial diseases are some of the most covert re-emerging infections of the present times. They are generally incapacitating and notoriously difficult to diagnose and untreated cases can have fatality rates as high as 30–35% but when diagnosed properly, they are often easily treated.
T Shiva Prasada, T Krishna Kumar Naik
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Technique and interpretation of the Weil-Felix test in typhus fever
Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene, 1944Abstract Two different types of the curve of OX19 agglutinin formation are found in patients suffering from louse-borne typhus. The two types of reaction curve are related to the clinical course of the disease and form the basis for the interpretation of the results of the Weil-Felix test. Rickettsial vaccines stimulate demonstrable OX19 agglutinins
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Relevance of Weil-Felix test in diagnosis of scrub typhus in India.
The Journal of the Association of Physicians of India, 2006To study the relationship of Weil-Felix test and microimmunofluorescence test.Sera of 21 patients with clinical diagnosis of scrub typhus were subjected to Weil-Felix and Microimmunofluorescence tests.On Weil-Felix test, 13 (62%) sera showed titers 1: > or = 40-320. 7 patients showed titers 1: > or = 320, 3 showed titers 1 : 160, 2 showed titers 1 : 80
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Neuroleptic malignant syndrome with a positive Weil-Felix test
American Journal of Psychiatry, 1984openaire +1 more source
The Preparation of Suspensions for the Weil-Felix Test
Journal of the Royal Army Medical Corps, 1935openaire +1 more source