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J Clin Microbiol. 1979 February; 9(2): 292-293

Discrepancies in Weil-Felix and microimmunofluorescence test results for Rocky Mountain spotted fever.

K E Hechemy, R W Stevens, S Sasowski, E E Michaelson, E A Casper and R N Philip

ABSTRACT

Only 4.2% of 284 single specimens and 17.6% of 51 pairs of sera reactive in Weil-Felix agglutination tests for Rocky Mountain spotted fever were confirmed by a specific Rickettsia rickettsii microimmunofluorescence test.

J Clin Microbiol. 1979 February; 9(2): 292-293






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