Natural History of and Dynamic Changes in Clinical Manifestation, Serology, and Treatment of Brucellosis, China

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Serum agglutination test plus exposure history were used to diagnose most cases of human brucellosis in 2 China provinces. After appropriate treatment, 13.3% of acute brucellosis cases progressed to chronic disease; arthritis was an early predictor. Seropositivity can persist after symptoms disappear, which might cause physicians to subjectively extend therapeutic regimens.

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Wang, H., Liu, H., Zhang, Q., Lu, X., Li, D., Zhang, H., … Zhang, W. (2022). Natural History of and Dynamic Changes in Clinical Manifestation, Serology, and Treatment of Brucellosis, China. Emerging Infectious Diseases, 28(7), 1460–1465. https://doi.org/10.3201/eid2807.211766

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