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PubMed2003

Vector-borne illnesses and the safety of the blood supply.

The protection of patients from diseases carried in blood transfusions is an ongoing effort. The viruses that cause long-term human infection and death have received much of the attention in the United States and testing has significantly diminished the risk of infection from a transfusion. As the risk of these diseases has decreased, other transfusion-transmitted organisms with a lower incidence in the community or newer diseases with rapidly expanding endemic areas are receiving additional attention. One group of these infections are infections in which the normal route of human infection is a vector.

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PubMed1952

Cat scratch fever.

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Bartonella Infections↗
PubMed2004

Neck abscess secondary to cat-scratch disease.

A 7-year-old boy was referred to us for evaluation of an enlarging neck mass. The results of his primary care physician's initial clinical examination suggested lymphadenopathy secondary to lymphadenitis, and the patient was treated over a 4-week period with two rounds of antibiotics. However, the mass did not resolve, and it subsequently became fluctuant. The patient was referred to our institution, where we diagnosed cat-scratch disease.

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