Description of human yellow fever cases seen in Trinidad in 1959 (abstract only)

ABSTRACT

Clinical and detailed laboratory features of two cases of yellow fever seen in Trinidad in early 1959 are presented. The difficulty of recognizing such cases, either clinically or by serological tests in the laboratory are pointed out. In these particular cases, diagnosis was by virus isolation. Virus isolation may be the only reliable technique in regions where infections with other members of the Group B ARBOR viruses occur (AU)