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See Latest ArticlesSpecific IgG avidity in active and inactive human neurocysticercosis
Diagnostic Microbiology and Infectious Disease, 09/30/09
Manhani MN et al. – IgG avidity determination in serum samples was investigated to distinguish active and inactive human neurocysticercosis. High avidity index was found in 23.5% of cases in active group and 67.9% in inactive group. The authors reported for the first time that IgG avidity assay may distinguish active from inactive NC.
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