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Clinical Features of Two Cases of Legionnaires' Disease with Persistence of Legionella Urinary Antigen Excretion
2008
Internal medicine (Tokyo. 1992)
The advantages of diagnosing legionellosis by urinary antigen detection are widely recognized, and include early detection, rapidity of testing, and ease of specimen collection. However, the persistence of Legionella urinary antigen excretion has been suggested in some selected patients, although the clinical features of these patients have not yet been clearly described. Here, we describe the clinical features of two patients with Legionnaires' disease with persistence of Legionella urinary
doi:10.2169/internalmedicine.47.0522
pmid:18239328
fatcat:khmtov3qbzbnng2hmxxwwgcclm