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Diagnosing streptococcal pharyngitis in the emergency department: Is a sore throat score approach better than rapid streptococcal antigen testing?

Paul B. Rosenberg, Warren J. McIsaac, Donald MacIntosh, Michael Kröll

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Key concepts: Sore throat, Pharyngitis, Medicine, Throat culture, Throat, Emergency department, Medical prescription, Antibiotics

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