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[A patient with a fever and an eschar caused by tularemia].

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A 38-year-old man presented at the first-aid department complaining of fever, general malaise and a painful left groin. The complaints had started shortly after an active holiday in Finland. Physical examination showed enlarged left sided inguinal lymph nodes and a marked eschar on the left lower

[An experimental study of mixed tularemia and Omsk hemorrhagic fever infection in muskrats].

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Musk-rats were infected simultaneously and at three-day interval with tularemia and Omsk hemorrhagic fever (OHF); the course of this mixed infection under the mentioned conditions were studied. Virological, microbiological and morphological data indicated that infection of musk-rats with OHF and

The role of endotoxin during typhoid fever and tularemia in man. IV. The integrity of the endotoxin tolerance mechanisms during infection.

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Volunteers infected with Salmonella typhosa develop a remarkable hyperreactivity to the pyrogenic and subjective toxic activities of homologous (S. typhos) and heterologous (Pseudomonas) endotoxins. The present studies quantitate this augmented reactivity and demonstrate by three differing

Tularemia and Q fever.

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The zoonotic infections caused by Francisella tularensis and Coxiella burnetii, tularemia and Q fever, respectively, are two less commonly encountered clinical illnesses that are becoming increasingly recognized as epidemiologically important human diseases. The prevalence of tularemia and Q fever

[Fever and lymphadenopathy. Report of 4 cases of tularemia].

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We report on 4 patients with different types of tularemia acquired in Switzerland or nearby countries. All patients presented with fever, moderate to highly elevated signs of inflammation, and local lymphadenopathy. Additionally, 3 patients did not respond to empirical antimicrobial therapy with

Serological survey of five zoonoses, scrub typhus, Japanese spotted fever, tularemia, Lyme disease, and Q fever, in feral raccoons (Procyon lotor) in Japan.

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We investigated the seroprevalence of five tick- or mite-borne zoonoses, scrub typhus (Orientia tsutsugamushi), Japanese spotted fever (Rickettsia japonica), tularemia (Francisella tularensis), Lyme disease (Borrelia afzelii and Borrelia garinii), and Q fever (Coxiella burnetii), in feral raccoons

Pulmonary disease from biological agents: anthrax, plague, Q fever, and tularemia.

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Anthrax, plague, Q fever, and tularemia are all potential inhalational bioterrorism agents. The pulmonary manifestations of these agents can be readily confused with each other as well as other more common diseases such as influenza and atypical pneumonia. This article reviews the threat potential,

[Mixed infection with tularemia and Omsk hemorrhagic fever in experiments on aquatic field mice].

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The authors carried out an experimental study of some aspects of the pathogenesis of mixed tularemia and Omsk hemorrhagic fever infection in Arvicola terrestris L. The results obtained reflected the dynamics of development of the pathological process of the mixed infection, peculiarities of

Pulmonary manifestations of other agents: brucella, Q fever, tularemia and smallpox.

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Brucella, Q fever, tularemia, and smallpox are all rare infections in the United States but are potential agents of biologic terrorism. The pulmonary manifestations of these infections range from uncommon (brucella and smallpox) to expected (Q fever and tularemia). and all have clinical and

Seroepidemiological study of Q fever, brucellosis and tularemia in butchers and slaughterhouses workers in Lorestan, western of Iran.

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Most zoonoses are occupational diseases. Q fever, brucellosis and tularemia are major zoonotic diseases for butchers and slaughterhouse workers. However, little information is available about these infectious diseases in such professional populations in western of Iran. The aim of this study was to

[Participation of murine rodents in circulation of agents of tularemia and hemorrhagic fever in Kola peninsula].

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Results of virological and bacteriological studies of wild mammals of 11 species from Rodentia and Cricetidae genuses during epizootic period (spring-autumn 2006-2007) in Murmansk region are presented. The number of red-baked mice (Clethrionomys) and common vole (Microtus) was rising. Antigen of

Human Dose-Response Data for Francisella tularensis and a Dose- and Time-Dependent Mathematical Model of Early-Phase Fever Associated with Tularemia After Inhalation Exposure.

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Military health risk assessors, medical planners, operational planners, and defense system developers require knowledge of human responses to doses of biothreat agents to support force health protection and chemical, biological, radiological, nuclear (CBRN) defense missions. This article reviews

Tularemia as a cause of fever in a squirrel monkey.

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METHODS A 3-year-old female squirrel monkey (Saimiri sciureus sciureus) was examined because of sudden onset of lethargy and fever. RESULTS On initial examination, the monkey was weak and febrile and had petechiae on both thoracic limbs. Following collection, blood samples were slow to clot. During

Oropharyngeal tularemia: an uncommon cause of pharyngitis, fever, and adenopathy.

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[Association of scarlet fever with vaccination against tularemia].

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