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Incubation time of epidemic polyarthritis
The Medical Journal of Australia
|May 31, 1980
Abstract:
The incubation time of epidemic polyarthritis was estimated in 20 patients with evidence of Ross River virus infection after spending less than three weeks in areas of risk. The smallest estimate consistent with all cases was a range of seven to nine days.
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