Streptococcal upper respiratory tract infections and exacerbations of tic and obsessive-compulsive symptoms: A prospective longitudinal study
Dr. James F. Leckman;Dr. Robert A. King;Dr. Donald L. Gilbert;Dr. Barbara J. Coffey;Dr. Harvey S. Singer;Dr. Leon S. Dure, 4th;Ms. Heidi Grantz;Ms. Liliya Katsovich;Dr. Haiqun Lin;Dr. Paul J. Lombroso;Dr. Ivana Kawikova;Mr. Dwight R. Johnson;Dr. Roger M. Kurlan;Dr. Edward L. Kaplan;Dr. James F. Leckman;Dr. Robert A. King;Dr. Donald L. Gilbert;Dr. Barbara J. Coffey;Dr. Harvey S. Singer;Dr. Leon S. Dure, 4th;Ms. Heidi Grantz;Ms. Liliya Katsovich;Dr. Haiqun Lin;Dr. Paul J. Lombroso;Dr. Ivana Kawikova;Mr. Dwight R. Johnson;Dr. Roger M. Kurlan;Dr. Edward L. Kaplan;
NIH Public Access1970Vol. 50pp. 108-
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Abstract
The objective of this blinded, prospective longitudinal study was to determine whether new group A beta hemolytic streptococcal (GABHS) infections are temporally associated with exacerbations of tic or obsessive-compulsive (OC) symptoms in children who ...