PEDIATRICS Vol. 41 No. 1 January 1968, pp. 151-153
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A Mail-in Technique for Detecting Penicillin in Urine: Application to the Study of Maintenance of Prophylaxis in Rheumatic Fever Patients

Milton Markowitz M.D.1 and Leon Gordis M.D.1

1 Streptococcal Disease Laboratory, Sinai Hospital of Baltimore, Belvedere Avenue at Greenspring, Baltimore, Maryland 21215, The Departments of Pediatrics Sinai Hospital and Johns Hopkins School of Medicine

A method for detecting penicillin in urine of rheumatic patients on oral prophylaxis is described. The use of a mail-in kit permits the participation of school nurses and other personnel in the field in community programs directed at preventing recurrences of rheumatic fever.




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