Angine: scores cliniques et TDR.
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La majorité des angines est d’origine virale. Le streptocoque β-hémolytique du groupe A (SGA) est le premier agent bactérien en cause dans l’angine, mais ne se retrouve que dans 25 à 40% des angines de l’enfant et 10 à 25% des angines de l’adulte (son pic d’incidence se situant entre 5 et 15 ans). Devant […]
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