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Fever Attribution in the SARS Outbreak

Presented by:	Singapore Medical Journal (SMJ) / Y S Tan and P Y Cheong
Summary points:	A 48-year-old participating in SARS screening and found on several occasions to have a body temperature above 37.5 Celsius is presented. This case reviews treatment history, test findings, diagnosis, patient management and outcome.
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