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J Clin Microbiol. 1983 March; 17(3): 564-565

Rapid, economical diagnosis of enteric fever by a blood clot culture coagglutination procedure.

I A Mikhail, W R Sanborn and J E Sippel

ABSTRACT

Coagglutination tests with Salmonella A, D, Vi, and polyvalent antiserum-sensitized staphylococcal cells were compared with conventional culture methods for detecting salmonellae in ox bile cultures of blood clots from enteric fever patients. The coagglutination tests appeared equally as effective as conventional subculture methods for detecting positive cultures (95% agreement). In addition, the coagglutination method yielded earlier results at reduced cost.


J Clin Microbiol. 1983 March; 17(3): 564-565







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