Epidemiological and clinical analysis of chronic brucellosis and new Brucella infections
Dobracki, W.; Gładysz, A.; Dobracka, B.
Przeglad Epidemiologiczny 45(4): 391-394
1991
ISSN/ISBN: 0033-2100 PMID: 1841422 Document Number: 383866
We analyzed clinically and epidemiologically 285 patients suffered from chronic brucellosis treated during 12 years. Especially we observed 51 persons with the infection called "brucellosis recens". Comparing both groups, we did not notice any statistically significant differences in the changes of organs and systems. This suggests greater influence of kind and frequency of exposition on pathologic changes than duration of illness.
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