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Question Title: tick-born neuroloical diseaseForum: Neurology Forum
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Re: tick-born neuroloical diseasePosted by CCF Neurology MD on September 19, 1997 at 00:52:37: In Reply to: tick-born neuroloical disease posted by Carrie Price on September 14, 1997 at 02:30:54:
: I am doing a Biology project on different tick-born diseases and how
Dear Carrie: You have chosen a very interesting subject for your project. The group of tick-borne disease includes several exotic/interesting/new disease that can be a challenge diagnostically and therapeutically to the neurologist, infectious disease specialist and the microbiologist. The group includes Lyme disease, Ehrlichiosis, arboviral encephalitis, some rickettsial disease, and babesiosis, to name a few. The ideal way to work on the project would be to check out an authoritative textbook on infectious diseases (Mandell et al., for instance) first, and thereafter to further research specific topics using medline (at the national library of medicine-www.nih.nlm.gov, I think, or at the medhelp site). You could finally go through a few selected reviews or original publications which you would find in a hospital library.
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