Streptococcal cause of erysipelas and cellulitis in adults. A microbiologic study using a direct immunofluorescence technique

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1989
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Abstract
We prospectively studied 42 adult patients with acute dermis and soft-tissue infections (27 with erysipelas and 15 with acute cellulitis) involving the lower limb in all except one case. Streptococcus organisms (groups A, C, D, and G) were researched in skin biopsy specimens by a direct immunofluore …
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Authors Bernard P;Bedane C;Mounier M;Denis F;Catanzano G;Bonnetblanc JM;;
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Year 1989
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biopsy 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 Prospective Studies 80 and over cellulitis / microbiology* streptococcus pyogenes / isolation & purification skin / pathology p bernard j m bonnetblanc pmid:2658843 c bedane erysipelas / microbiology* fluorescent antibody technique* leg / pathology

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