2013
DOI: 10.4066/amj.2013.1691
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Baseline antibody titres against Salmonella typhi in apparently asymptomatic HIV positive individuals in a tertiary care hospital

Abstract: This study shows that HIV infected individuals had increased titres of antibodies against S typhi from the baseline. This indicates a need for evaluation of current cut-off values of diagnostic titres for this group. We also suggest that it is best to perform baseline titres against S t yphi for each patient at the time of diagnosis of HIV status, and to use this for future reference.

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“…1 Culture of blood (and less definitively urine and stool) is the gold standard for the diagnosis of enteric fever. 2 In developing countries, sensitivity of blood culture is lower still as the patient visits in the hospital during late in the course of the disease and also take antibiotics as self-medication or upon unauthorized prescription prior to hospital visit. Culture methods are frequently sub-optimal.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 Culture of blood (and less definitively urine and stool) is the gold standard for the diagnosis of enteric fever. 2 In developing countries, sensitivity of blood culture is lower still as the patient visits in the hospital during late in the course of the disease and also take antibiotics as self-medication or upon unauthorized prescription prior to hospital visit. Culture methods are frequently sub-optimal.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%