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See Latest ArticlesAcute sensorineural hearing loss and severe otalgia due to scrub typhus
BMC Infectious Diseases, 10/23/09
Kang JI et al. – When patients in endemic areas present with fever and rash and have sensorineural hearing loss or otalgia without otoscopic abnormalities, clinicians should suspect scrub typhus and consider empirical antibiotic therapy.
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