American Review of Respiratory Disease

Somchai Bovornkitti

Pachara Visutakul

Prasert Kangsadal

The Serum Proteins in Tuberculin-negative and Tuberculin-positive Healthy Persons

结核菌素阴性和阳性健康人的血清蛋白

Bela O. Duboczy

F. Clark White

Latex Agglutination Test for Tuberculosis1

结核病的乳胶凝集试验

Although influenza A/H1N1 virus has caused both sporadic illness and epidemics throughout the world, there have been few cases and no outbreaks reported in older persons. Using a surveillance program for detection of viral respiratory tract illness, we documented an outbreak of influenza (A/Brazil/78(H1N1) infection on one floor of a chronic disease hospital. We prospectively studied all 32 patients and 16 personnel on that floor. Infection was proved in 11 subjects by serology and/or virus isolation, including 9 patients (median age, 84 yr) and 2 personnel (36 and 58 yr of age), for attack rates of 28% and 12.5%, respectively. Six patients had fever, 38° C to 39° C, lasting for 1 to 5 days (median, 4), and/or respiratory and constitutional symptoms lasting for 2 to 17 days (median, 13). Bacterial pneumonia occurred in 1 patient 12 days after the onset of upper respiratory tract illness. Risk factors for acquisition of infection in patients included a nonvaccinated state (p = 0.03) and a preinfection anti...

U. Mathur

D. W. Bentley

C. B. Hall

Frieda K. Roth

R. G. Douglas

Influenza A/Brazil/78(H1N1) Infection in the Elderly1–4

老年人群中A/巴西/78(H1N1)流感感染1–4

Between September 1962 and September 1969, 3,183 strains of Mycobacterium tuberculosis were tested for their susceptibility to five antituberculous drugs as part of a continuing survey of primary drug resistance in tuberculosis in a population of veterans in the United States. Strains were derived from an almost equivalent number of patients with newly diagnosed, previously untreated tuberculosis admitted to Veterans Administration hospitals during 1962 to 1969. Based on the criteria of drug resistance accepted for the survey and by the methods used throughout the seven years that this study has been in progress, evidence was obtained to indicate that the incidence of primary drug resistance in this population to streptomycin, isoniazid and PAS did not exceed 1.6, 4.2, and 7.2 per cent, respectively, in 1968 to 1969, in contrast to 3.1, 3.9, and 2.9 per cent, respectively in 1962 to 1963. Only in the case of PAS, therefore, was there a suggestion that the incidence of primary resistance might be increasin...

Gladys L. Hobby

Peggy M. Johnson

Valeria Boytar-Papirnyik

Primary Drug Resistance: A Continuing Study of Drug Resistance in Tuberculosis in a Veteran Population within the United States

原发性药物耐药性：美国退伍军人群体中结核病药物耐药性的持续研究

Seymour Froman

Drake Will

Emil Bogen 1896-1962

埃米尔·博根 1896-1962

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The Serum Proteins in Tuberculin-negative and Tuberculin-positive Healthy Persons

Latex Agglutination Test for Tuberculosis1

Influenza A/Brazil/78(H1N1) Infection in the Elderly1–4

Primary Drug Resistance: A Continuing Study of Drug Resistance in Tuberculosis in a Veteran Population within the United States

Emil Bogen 1896-1962

The Serum Proteins in Tuberculin-negative and Tuberculin-positive Healthy Persons

Latex Agglutination Test for Tuberculosis1

Influenza A/Brazil/78(H1N1) Infection in the Elderly1–4

Primary Drug Resistance: A Continuing Study of Drug Resistance in Tuberculosis in a Veteran Population within the United States

Emil Bogen 1896-1962