2010The Journal of the American Board of Family MedicineOpen access

Re: Role of Non-Group A Streptococci in Acute Pharyngitis

Robert M. Centor

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To the Editor: Jeffrey Tiemstra and Rosita L. F. Miranda[1][1] have added important data concerning the diagnosis and management of acute pharyngitis. Like previous investigators, they found that a significant percentage of adolescents and young adults presenting with acute pharyngitis grow

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To the Editor: Jeffrey Tiemstra and Rosita L. F. Miranda[1][1] have added important data concerning the diagnosis and management of acute pharyngitis. Like previous investigators, they found that a significant percentage of adolescents and young adults presenting with acute pharyngitis grow

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To the Editor: Jeffrey Tiemstra and Rosita L. F. Miranda[1][1] have added important data concerning the diagnosis and management of acute pharyngitis. Like previous investigators, they found that a significant percentage of adolescents and young adults presenting with acute pharyngitis grow

Key concepts: Medicine, Pharyngitis, Acute Pharyngitis, Pediatrics, STREPTOCOCCAL INFECTIONS, Group A, Dermatology, Internal medicine

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