A Large Outbreak of Typhoid Fever Associated With a High Rate of Intestinal Perforation in Kasese District, Uganda, 2008–2009

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Abstract
We describe a large outbreak of typhoid fever in Uganda detected because of a high number of patients with intestinal perforations. Enhancing laboratory capacit
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Authors Neil, Karen P.;Sodha, Samir V.;Lukwago, Luswa;O-tipo, Shikanga;Mikoleit, Matthew;Simington, Sherricka D.;Mukobi, Peter;Balinandi, Stephen;Majalija, Samuel;Ayers, Joseph;Kagirita, Atek;Wefula, Edward;Asiimwe, Frank;Kweyamba, Vianney;Talkington, Deborah;Shieh, Wun-Ju;Adem, Patricia;Batten, Brigid C.;Zaki, Sherif R.;Mintz, Eric;
Journal clinical infectious diseases
Year 2012
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