Biomedical subjects
J V Gostling
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Hepatitis B antigen-positive obstetric patients.
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Letter: Whooping-cough vaccination.
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Letter: Immunoglobulin separation using Sephadex G-200.
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Letter: Whooping-cough vaccination.
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Letter: Serum hepatitis in late pregnancy.
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Antibodies to herpes-simplex virus in the cerebrospinal fluid of patients with herpetic encephalitis.
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Hepatitis after tattooing: a fatal case.
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Long-incubation hepatitis and tattooing.
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Long-incubation hepatitis and tattooing.
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False positive Wassermann reaction associated with evidence of enterovirus infection.
A large proportion of high titre Coxsackie B5 complement-fixation tests was detected among sera giving false positive Wassermann reactions during 1969. Echo virus type 9 proved to be the prevailing enterovirus and is one of those which induces the formation of antibody to Coxsackie B5. One case of Echo virus type 9 meningitis is presented which produced a false positive Wassermann reaction and a high titre Coxsackie B5 complement-fixation test. The relationship between Echo virus type 9 infection, Coxsackie complement-fixation test results, and false positive Wassermann reactions is considered significant.
An illness associated with Coxsackie virus B2 in a residential school.
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Clinical, EEG, virological and electron microscopic studies of an infant with subacute sclerosing encephalitis.
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Evidence of a pseudomyxovirus in the brain in subacute sclerosing leucoencephalitis.
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Encephalitis due to herpes simplex in a patient with treated carcinoma of the uterus. Speculations about herpes simplex as a cause of carcinomatous encephalitis.
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