A study of the agglutinin response in 40 cases of bacterial pneumonia
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A study of the agglutinin response in 40 cases of bacterial pneumonia
Abstract
Comparison of the results of cultures from blood and sputum with those of agglutinin response in 40 cases of bacterial pneumonia and 36 controls suggests that a provisional identification of causal bacteria, for purposes of antibiotic therapy, may be made by the serological tests with much greater rapidity and comparable accuracy. A combination of these methods is recommended.
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