Public Health Reports (1896-1970)
 1957
DOI: 10.2307/4589942
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Evaluation of the Suessenguth-Kline Test for Trichinosis

H. Suessenguth1,
A. H. Bauer2,
A Greenlee3
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“…Fourteen of these specimens yielded positive results, a prevalence of 3.3 percent. This low prevalence as compared with the 9.2 percent found by Suessenguth (3) under similar circumstances (S-K test on unselected serums) further supports the observation of a reduced prevalence of trichinosis.…”
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Comparison of S-K Test with Tissue Examination in Detection of Trichinella Spiralis

Moldow1
1964
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“…Fourteen of these specimens yielded positive results, a prevalence of 3.3 percent. This low prevalence as compared with the 9.2 percent found by Suessenguth (3) under similar circumstances (S-K test on unselected serums) further supports the observation of a reduced prevalence of trichinosis.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 83%

Comparison of S-K Test with Tissue Examination in Detection of Trichinella Spiralis

Moldow1
1964
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Human Trichinosis: Studies of Eleven Cases Affecting Two Families in Nova Scotia

Ozere1,
Rooyen2,
Roy3
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JAMA
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Cholesterol-Lecithin Slide (TsSF) and Charcoal Card (TsCC) Flocculation Tests Using an Acid Soluble Fraction of Trichinella spiralis Larvae

Anderson1,
Sadun2,
Schoenbechler3
1963
The Journal of Parasitology
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