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Q Fever Endocarditis

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Journal Am J Med Sci
Publisher Elsevier
Specialty General Medicine
Date 1986 Aug 1
PMID 3728557
Citations 5
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Abstract

Q fever endocarditis, which is seen most often in Great Britain and Australia, has been rarely observed in the United States. A patient with an eight month febrile illness who had signs and symptoms of endocarditis and serologic studies diagnostic of Q fever endocarditis is reported. A history of extensive travel makes it unclear where he originally contracted the disease. Q fever endocarditis is probably underdiagnosed and should be looked for in any case of culture negative endocarditis or chronic fever of unknown origin.

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