Publications

an outbreak of 'slapped cheek' parvovirus infection (erythema infectiosum) in a scottish street.	one adult and six children living in a small scottish street developed erythema infectiosum (fifth disease) during the summer of 1985. the rash was attributed to infection with the human parvovirus. leg pain and arthralgia occurred in five of the children.	1987	2820054
ovine parvovirus infection in scottish sheep.		1987	2821669
parvovirus infection in a family with wheeze in an adult.	in a family outbreak of human parvovirus infection, a 59-year-old doctor had a prodromal illness with wheeze. this was followed by a distinct acute episode with itch and arthropathy and a two-month phase characterized by intermittent cough and wheeze.	1986	3018240
human parvovirus infection in pregnancy and hydrops fetalis.	human parvovirus is the causative agent of erythema infectiosum, a mild epidemic illness. in a recent outbreak in northeast scotland, six women had serologic evidence of having contracted human parvovirus infection during pregnancy. two of the women had midtrimester abortions, and both abortuses were grossly hydropic with anemia. they had similar microscopical histopathological features--a pronounced leukoerythroblastic reaction, hepatitis, excessive iron pigment in the liver, and eosinophilic c ...	1987	3025725
canine parvovirus vaccination.		1985	4049686
distribution of hepatitis a antibody over a process for the preparation of a high-purity factor viii concentrate.	the levels of hepatitis a antibody were studied in factor viii products manufactured by the scottish national blood transfusion service. it was found that the current high-purity factor viii product has no detectable hepatitis a antibody, whereas the superseded intermediate-purity product had significant antibody levels (6,700 miu/ml). although the finished high-potency factor viii product has no detectable hepatitis a antibody, significant levels of antibody are found in the early stages of pro ...	1994	8091738