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International Journal of Infectious Diseases
Volume 13, Issue 3
, Pages
387-393
, May 2009
The difference in clinical characteristics between acute Q fever and scrub typhus in southern Taiwan
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Distribution of acute Q fever and scrub typhus cases in southern Taiwan. Cases of acute Q fever (left) are mainly distributed in the plains regions (white-colored areas) with only five of 80 cases (6.
Distribution of acute Q fever and scrub typhus cases in southern Taiwan. Cases of acute Q fever (left) are mainly distributed in the plains regions (white-colored areas) with only five of 80 cases (6.3%) from the mountainous regions (gray-colored areas). In contrast, 16 of 40 cases (40%) of scrub typhus (right) are distributed in the mountainous regions. By univariate analysis, residence in a mountainous region was significantly different between Q fever and scrub typhus (p
<
0.001).
PII: S1201-9712(08)01497-5
doi: 10.1016/j.ijid.2008.07.020
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