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[Crossed immunoelectrophoresis in the serological diagnosis of amebiasis]
G.E.N
|January 1, 1975
Abstract:
Sixty-two patients were divided into two groups, and their sera was analyzed. a) In the first series, a study was made of the sera of patients with hepatic abscess wherein tests were positive in 100% of the cases. b) In the second serie, a study was made of the sera of patients with evidence of amoebiasis wherein tests were negative in 100% of the cases. Evaluation and diagnoses of patients were performed on the basis of clinical, radiological, scintillogram, coprological and endoscopic examinations.
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