Histoplasmosis Cluster, Golf Course, Canada

Anderson, Heather; Honish, Lance; Taylor, Geoff; Johnson, Marcia; Tovstiuk, Chrystyna; Fanning, Anne; Tyrrell, Gregory; Rennie, Robert; Jaipaul, Joy; Sand, Crystal; Probert, Steven

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Histoplasmosis Cluster, Golf Course, Canada

Published Date:

Jan 2006

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Emerg Infect Dis. 12(1):163-165.

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Anderson, Heather ; Honish, Lance ; Taylor, Geoff ; Johnson, Marcia ; Tovstiuk, Chrystyna ; ... More ▼

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We report a cluster of 4 cases of acute histoplasmosis (1 culture proven and 3 with positive serology, of which 2 were symptomatic) associated with exposure to soil during a golf course renovation. Patients in western Canada with compatible symptoms should be tested for histoplasmosis, regardless of their travel or exposure history.

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