January 1, 1952American Journal of Epidemiology

Studies of Coxsackie Viruses Laboratory Aspects of Group a Viruses1

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2,780 human specimens, mainly feces, collected during etiological investigations of illnesses and…

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EBEdward A. BeemanMedStar Washington Hospital Center RHRobert J. HuebnerThe University of Texas at Austin RCRoger M. ColeUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore

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May associate distinct Coxsackie A types with herpangina; hypothesis-generating for enteroviral surveillance.

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Population

2,780 human specimens, mainly feces, collected during etiological investigations of illnesses and epidemiological surveys of the populations of selected communities and hospitals

Intervention

Virus isolation, identification, and immunological classification

Outcome

Isolation and classification of Coxsackie virusessurrogate

The study describes the laboratory methods for isolating and classifying group A Coxsackie viruses from human specimens, demonstrating their association with herpangina.

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Beeman et al. (1952) studied this question.

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