
|Articles|October 18, 2011
Case 9, Answer 5b
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Try again. Cytologic examination may reveal whether there is an abundance of inflammatory cells or changes in the bacterial ratios, but it won’t identify a cause unless organisms such as Histoplasma or Prototheca species are present. Since our primary concern in this case is salmonellosis, cytology would not be a good next step.
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