Clinical Aspects of Q Fever: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 11, No 5

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Abstract

Q fever is distributed widely over the world. The disease was originally classified as a rickettsial disease, but certain differences in the organism, mode of transmission, and clinical aspects separate it from this group. Clinically the disease resembles an acute infection with many cases developing atypical pneumonia. Streptomycin, chloramphenicol and aureomycin are of value in treatment.

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