| a large, travel-associated outbreak of legionellosis among hotel guests: utility of the urine antigen assay in confirming pontiac fever. | during march 2004, a large outbreak of legionnaires disease and pontiac fever occurred among hotel guests in oklahoma. an investigation was conducted to identify the source and evaluate the utility of the legionella urine antigen assay and serologic testing for the identification of pontiac fever. | 2007 | 17173221 |
| incidence of legionella pneumophila infections among oklahoma pulmonary disease patients. | prior studies by the authors suggested high levels of legionella pneumophila in the recreational and water supply reservoirs in central oklahoma. this high exposure potential was supported by a relatively high prevalence of seropositive, asymptomatic infections among healthy blood donors in the area. in contrast, the present 9-month laboratory-based study confirmed only one clinical legionella infection among 117 unidentified pulmonary disease patients admitted to the oklahoma city veterans admi ... | 1990 | 2304095 |
| legionella pneumophila infections in oklahoma: prevalence among va hospital patients prior to the 1976 philadelphia outbreak. | | 1987 | 3655974 |
| prevalence of legionella pneumophila infection in oklahoma. | | 1986 | 3490557 |