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Infection with a Babesia-Like Organism in Northern California

2 Feb 1995

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BACKGROUND: Human babesiosis is a tick-transmitted zoonosis associated with two protozoa of the family Piroplasmorida: Babesia microti (in the United States) and B. divergens (in Europe). Recently, infection with an unusual babesia-like piroplasm (designated WA1) was described in a patient from Washington State. We studied four patients in California who were identified as being infected with a similar protozoal...

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PMID: 7816065
DOI: 10.1056/nejm199502023320504

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