Use of serotype specific serology (IgA&IgG) in the etiologic diagnosis of childhood pneumococcal pneumonia: first results from the pediatric pneumococcal pneumonia (3P) trial.

Anne Malfroot; Iris De Schutter; J. Smet; Pierre Smeesters; Filip Surmont; D Tuerlinckx; Marc Raes; Jeremy Tresnie; A Vergison; Jan Verhaegen; F. Mascart

Use of serotype specific serology (IgA&IgG) in the etiologic diagnosis of childhood pneumococcal pneumonia: first results from the pediatric pneumococcal pneumonia (3P) trial.

Anne Malfroot, Iris De Schutter, J. Smet, Pierre Smeesters, Filip Surmont, D Tuerlinckx, Marc Raes, Jeremy Tresnie, A Vergison, Jan Verhaegen, F. Mascart

Pediatrics

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Original language	English
Pages (from-to)	5366
Number of pages	1
Journal	European Respiratory Journal
Volume	36
Issue number	2010
Publication status	Published - 2010

Keywords

seroptype specific serology
pneumococcal pneumonia

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Malfroot, A., De Schutter, I., Smet, J., Smeesters, P., Surmont, F., Tuerlinckx, D., Raes, M., Tresnie, J., Vergison, A., Verhaegen, J., & Mascart, F. (2010). Use of serotype specific serology (IgA&IgG) in the etiologic diagnosis of childhood pneumococcal pneumonia: first results from the pediatric pneumococcal pneumonia (3P) trial. European Respiratory Journal, 36(2010), 5366.

Malfroot, Anne ; De Schutter, Iris ; Smet, J. ; Smeesters, Pierre ; Surmont, Filip ; Tuerlinckx, D ; Raes, Marc ; Tresnie, Jeremy ; Vergison, A ; Verhaegen, Jan ; Mascart, F. / Use of serotype specific serology (IgA&IgG) in the etiologic diagnosis of childhood pneumococcal pneumonia: first results from the pediatric pneumococcal pneumonia (3P) trial. In: European Respiratory Journal. 2010 ; Vol. 36, No. 2010. pp. 5366.

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Use of serotype specific serology (IgA&IgG) in the etiologic diagnosis of childhood pneumococcal pneumonia: first results from the pediatric pneumococcal pneumonia (3P) trial. / Malfroot, Anne; De Schutter, Iris; Smet, J.; Smeesters, Pierre; Surmont, Filip; Tuerlinckx, D; Raes, Marc; Tresnie, Jeremy; Vergison, A; Verhaegen, Jan; Mascart, F.

In: European Respiratory Journal, Vol. 36, No. 2010, 2010, p. 5366.

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Use of serotype specific serology (IgA&IgG) in the etiologic diagnosis of childhood pneumococcal pneumonia: first results from the pediatric pneumococcal pneumonia (3P) trial.

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