A Review of Diagnostic Modalities of Four Common Bacterial Tickborne Illnesses in the United States

Q3 Medicine
Daisy Fernandez M.P.H. , Suha Abu Khalaf M.D. , Andres Bran M.D.
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Abstract

Tickborne illnesses are constantly evolving, requiring proficiency to guide diagnostic and therapeutic measures. Diagnosing tickborne illnesses can be challenging due to the wide range of potential symptoms and their overlap with those of other conditions. Various diagnostic modalities can be used to identify the etiology of a tickborne illness accurately; however, not all tests have the same diagnostic value, particularly as a patient's disease progresses. This review investigates the diagnostic modalities for four tickborne illnesses to determine their clinical utility. These four illnesses (Lyme disease, anaplasmosis, spotted fever rickettsiosis, and ehrlichiosis) are the most reported tickborne illnesses nationwide. This article aims to provide an updated summative review to guide practitioners in diagnosing these infections.

美国四种常见细菌性蜱传疾病的诊断方法综述
蜱传疾病不断发展,需要熟练指导诊断和治疗措施。由于潜在症状范围广泛,并且与其他疾病的症状重叠,因此诊断蜱传疾病可能具有挑战性。各种诊断方式可用于准确确定蜱传疾病的病因;然而,并不是所有的检查都有相同的诊断价值,特别是当病人的疾病进展时。本综述调查了四种蜱传疾病的诊断方式,以确定其临床应用。这四种疾病(莱姆病、无形体病、斑点热立克次体病和埃利希体病)是全国报告最多的蜱传疾病。本文旨在提供一个最新的总结性审查,以指导从业者在诊断这些感染。
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Clinical Microbiology Newsletter
Clinical Microbiology Newsletter Medicine-Infectious Diseases
CiteScore
2.20
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发文量
35
审稿时长
53 days
期刊介绍: Highly respected for its ability to keep pace with advances in this fast moving field, Clinical Microbiology Newsletter has quickly become a “benchmark” for anyone in the lab. Twice a month the newsletter reports on changes that affect your work, ranging from articles on new diagnostic techniques, to surveys of how readers handle blood cultures, to editorials questioning common procedures and suggesting new ones.
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