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Volume 27, Number 4—April 2021
CME ACTIVITY - Research

Infections with Tickborne Pathogens after Tick Bite, Austria, 2015–2018

Mateusz MarkowiczComments to Author , Anna-Margarita Schötta, Dieter Höss, Michael Kundi, Christina Schray, Hannes Stockinger, and Gerold Stanek
Author affiliations: Medical University of Vienna, Vienna, Austria (M. Markowicz, A.-M. Schötta, M. Kundi, C. Schray, H. Stockinger, G. Stanek); Private Medical Office, Thiersee, Austria (D. Höss)

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Estimated duration of tick attachment (n = 1,279) for infections with tickborne pathogens after tick bite, Austria, 2015–2018.

Figure 2. Estimated duration of tick attachment (n = 1,279) for infections with tickborne pathogens after tick bite, Austria, 2015–2018.

Main Article

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