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Pathogenesis, Diagnosis and Treatment of Lyme Arthritiso were thought to have juvenile rheumatoid arthritis (1). Joint disease in these children was characterised by brief, recurrent attacks of asymmetric swelling and pain in a few large joints, especially the knee. It then became apparent that Lyme arthritis was part of a multisystem illness that usual

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Borrelia Burgdorferi Shown By PCR from Skin Biopsy Specimen after a Fly Biten by a deer fly. Erythema migrans like lesion developed around the bite area in right lower leg slowly in two weeks. No fever or other symptoms developed. Examination on September 2 disclosed 5 x 12 cm homogenous erythema. (Fig.1.) No itching or other hypersensitivity symptoms were present in additi

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No Evidence to Implicate , in the Pathogenesis of Dilated Cardiomyopathy in the UKon, erythema migrans, and symptoms of general malaise (stage 1). This may be followed weeks to months later by acute articular, cardiac and neurological manifestations (stage II). Months to years later intermittent or continuous attacks of mono/oligoarthritis may occur (stage III). Nearly half of al

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Evidence for Lyme Disease in Urban Park Workers: A Potential New Health Hazard for City Inhabitantscently, Ixodes ticks infected with . have also been found in Richmond and Bushey parks, London.. These parks are close to the centre of the city, have a large population of deer and are visited by an estimated 3 million people each year. There are, so far, no reported cases of human Lyme disease res

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Management of a Deer Tick Bitetermed erythema migrans, dissemination to distant organs through the bloodstream, or both. Because such organ involvement can be associated with severe and occasionally persistent disease, some physicians have considered the administration of an antibiotic following an . bite as a means of preventin