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Possible role of Rochalimaea henselae in pathogenesis of AIDS encephalopathy.
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Cat-scratch fever skin-test antigen.
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Infections due to Rochalimaea: the expanding clinical spectrum.
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The causative agent of bacillary angiomatosis.
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[Cat fever] (author's transl)
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[Chronic intraparotid adenopathy in children].
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Submandibular gland enlargement.
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[Causative agent of benign lymphoreticulosis].
A causative agent ("D" strain) was isolated from the contents of an affected lymph node of a patient with beningn lymphoreticulosis. According to the biological and antigenic properties this agent is identified with Chlamydia but is a distinct species. The chlamydial etiology of benign lymphoreticulosis is determined also by the complement-fixation test with sera from convalescents.
[Histological differential diagnosis of benign reticulosis and tuberculous lymphadenitis].
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[The psittakosis, lymphogranuloma, trachoma group (author's transl)].
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Cat-scratch skin test antigen: purification by heating.
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Cat scratch disease with involvement of intra-parotid lymph nodes. Case report.
A case of cat scratch disease, presenting as a parotid tumor, is described. In its oculo-glandular form, this disease may be associated with swelling of the intraparotid lymph nodes, and the possibility should be considered in the differential diagnosis of parotid tumors in children. A careful history, and skin testing with cat scratch antigen, may aid in the diagnosis of this condition.
[Yeast granuloma occurring after a cat's scratch (author's transl)].
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