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Q Fever Endocarditis: The Mayo Clinic Experience
The American Journal of the Medical Sciences, 07/28/08

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Scott J et al. - Q fever endocarditis is a rare disease in the United States, where no reliable reporting exists. Q fever endocarditis involves underlying abnormal native valves or prosthetic valves. Vegetations are small or absent. Relapses are common. Surgeries are common adding to morbidity and cost.

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