Clinical Criteria to Trigger Suspicion for Botulism An Evidence-Based Tool to Facilitate Timely Recognition of Suspected Cases During Sporadic Events

Rao, A., Lin, N., Griese, S., et al. (2018). Clinical Criteria to Trigger Suspicion for Botulism: An Evidence-Based Tool to Facilitate Timely Recognition of Suspected Cases During Sporadic Events and Outbreaks.
The authors created a tool to aid in clinical assessment for botulism based on frequency of signs and symptoms of confirmed cases. While the tool cannot be used for diagnostic purposes, the authors suggest it can be useful in triaging patients and helping clinicians identify possible cases.
Favorite:
You must Login to add a comment
  • This item doesn't have any comments

Enter your email address to receive important announcements and updates through the ASPR TRACIE Listserv.