PMID: 4902497Dec 27, 1969Paper

Further details of third recorded case of redwater (Babesiosis) in man

British Medical Journal
J E FitzpatrickM A Soyannwo

Abstract

Clinical details and laboratory and postmortem findings of a human case of redwater (piroplasmosis or babesiosis) caused by Babesia divergens. This is the third proved case in man. All three patients had had splenectomies.

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Mar 2, 1968·Nature·J E FitzpatrickM A Soyannwo
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