Population
Children suspected of having preparalytic poliomyelitis
Design
Review
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May aid early suspicion in outbreaks; leaves open validation against modern molecular diagnostics.
The diagnosis of preparalytic poliomyelitis relies on clinical suspicion based on epidemiological factors, specific symptoms, physical signs, and lumbar puncture.
J. Eric Gordon (1932) studied this question.
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