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Clinicians are commonly taught that if patients with suspected rickettsial disease have continuing fever after 48 hours of anti-rickettsial therapy, an alternative diagnosis is likely. This retrospective study of patients hospitalised with scrub typhus and Queensland tick typhus (QTT) in tropical Australia, examined the time to defervescence after initiation of the patients' anti-rickettsial therapy. It also identified factors associated with delayed defervescence (time to defervescence 48 hours after antibiotic commencement). Of
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