Reed et al., 1972 - Google Patents
Decreased skin-test reactivity associated with influenzaReed et al., 1972
- Document ID
- 14985766033155564073
- Author
- Reed W
- Olds J
- Kisch A
- Publication year
- Publication venue
- The Journal of Infectious Diseases
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Eleven patients with influenzalike illnesses were skin tested with tuberculin, histoplasmin, coccidioidin, trichophytin, and Candida antigens during the acute phase of their illness and again one month later. Seven patients had serologically proven influenza and four had …
- 208000006572 Human Influenza 0 title abstract description 41
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