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B J Isalska1, A Curry, T N Stanbridge
1Department of Microbiology, South Manchester Hospitals NHS Trust.
Abstract:
The clinical, serological and electron microscopic findings in a 47 year old woman with bioprosthetic valve coxiella endocarditis occurring 15 years after streptococcal endocarditis are described. The patient underwent valvular surgery a total of four times to control symptoms and remains well on medical therapy more than two years after her last operation.
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