Early detection of streptococcal group antigens in skin samples by latex particle agglutination

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1987
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Abstract
The streptococcal group antigens (A to G) were researched in skin biopsy specimens by a latex agglutination technique using commercial (Slidex Streptokit bio-Mérieux and Streptex Wellcome) and experimental reagents. Twenty-seven patients with obvious cutaneous infections (12 cases of erysipelas, nin …
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Authors Bernard P;Toty L;Mounier M;Denis F;Bonnetblanc JM;;
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National Center for Biotechnology Information NCBI NLM MEDLINE humans pubmed abstract nih national institutes of health national library of medicine adult female male aged middle aged Skin Diseases 80 and over Antigens necrosis bacterial / analysis* skin / immunology* cellulitis / diagnosis pmid:3827278 p bernard l toty j m bonnetblanc erysipelas / diagnosis fasciitis / diagnosis latex fixation tests* infectious / diagnosis* streptococcus / immunology*

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