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Observes modern clinical unfamiliarity with rheumatic fever outbreaks, highlighting the need to maintain historical diagnostic awareness.
THE RECENT OUTBREAK of rheumatic fever in Utah' brings to mind the fact that a new generation of physicians has arrived who have never seen this dis- ease, and to today's medical students a discussion of chorea seems irrelevant. But it has not always been this way.
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Edward F. Bland (1987) studied this question.
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