ratory, where they were identified as F. tularensis. Tube agglutination titres against F.
tularensis were 1: 40 in all three boys 1 week after the onset of their symptoms, 1: 1280 in …

North America's largest outbreak of tularemia linked to human contact with aquatic mammals
occurred in the spring of 1968 in Vermont, a state with no previous reports of tularemia. Forty …

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J. DITCHFIELD, 1 DVM, EB MEADS, 2 DVM, DVPH and RJ JULIAN, 2 DVM nnULAREMIA
was first described by McCoy (1) in 1911 as a disease of small rodents. Wherry and Lamb …

We are fortunate this evening in being able to present before you these three patients with
tularemia, all of whom happen to be under treatment at the Clinic. These are the first cases …

LJURON COUNTY is predominantly rural and agricultural, has some industry of importance
to the county econo-my, and is a tourist and vacation area in summer. It has an area in …

Four clinical types of tularemia have been noted from a study of 679 case reports:
Ulceroglandular Type.—The primary lesion is a papule of the skin, later an ulcer, and is …

Tularemia in man is an acute infection characterized typically by the rapid onset of
generalized symptoms and the coordinate development of a local ulcerative lesion at the …

MEDICAL PRACTICE Page 1 MEDICAL PRACTICE Tularemia: Experiencein the Hamilton
area W. J. Walker, md and C. A. Moore, md, Hamilton, Ont. Tularemia is a specific infectious …

TULAREMIA is a relatively rare disease in New England. The pulmonary form, which is even
less common, occurs in Massachusetts, as in the case reported below. It is important to …