Why the study?
Can a counterimmunoelectrophoresis test accurately detect IgM antibodies to group B coxsackievirus?
Population
101 patients, including 29 with documented group B coxsackievirus infections and 72 controls with…
Design
Other
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May aid CB serotype-specific diagnosis; leaves open routine clinical use pending larger validation.
Can a counterimmunoelectrophoresis test accurately detect IgM antibodies to group B coxsackievirus?
A newly developed counterimmunoelectrophoresis test can effectively detect and differentiate IgM antibodies to group B coxsackievirus types 1, 3, 4, and 5, with high specificity against other viral infections.
Minor et al. (1979) studied this question.
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