Emerging Infectious Disease ISSN: 1080-6059
Volume 6, Number 1—February 2000
Synopsis
Coccidioidomycosis in New York State
Vishnu Chaturvedi*†
, Rama Ramani*, Sally Gromadzki*, Birgit Rodeghier*, Hwa-Gan Chang*, and Dale L. Morse*†
, Rama Ramani*, Sally Gromadzki*, Birgit Rodeghier*, Hwa-Gan Chang*, and Dale L. Morse*†Figure
![Coccidioidomycosis in New York, 1989–1997. The figure on the left highlights coccidioidomycosis-endemic areas in the United States (adapted from Kirkland TN, Fierer [2]). The figure on the right depicts New York countywide distribution of 150 out of 161 patients in the discharge records (1992–1997); the highlighted numbers show counties from which 45 of the 49 Coccidioides immitis cultures were referred to the state mycology laboratory (1989–1997).](/eid/images/00-0104-F1.jpg)
Figure. Coccidioidomycosis in New York, 1989–1997. The figure on the left highlights coccidioidomycosis-endemic areas in the United States (adapted from Kirkland TN, Fierer [2]). The figure on the right depicts New York countywide distribution of 150 out of 161 patients in the discharge records (1992–1997); the highlighted numbers show counties from which 45 of the 49 Coccidioides immitis cultures were referred to the state mycology laboratory (1989–1997).
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