1. Acute parvovirus B19 infection in pregnant women—An analysis of serial samples by serological and semi-quantitative PCR techniques

   • K. Searle
   • C. Guilliard
   • G. Enders

   Clinical and Epidemiological Studies Pages: 139 - 143

2. In vitro conversion ofBorrelia burgdorferi to cystic forms in spinal fluid, and transformation to mobile spirochetes by incubation in BSK-H medium

   • Ø. Brorson
   • S. H. Brorson

   Clinical and Epidemiological Studies Pages: 144 - 150

3. Antibody testing and RT-PCR results in hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection: HCV-RNA detection in PBMC of plasma viremia-negative HCV-seropositive persons

   • C. Caudai
   • M. G. Padula
   • P. Almi

   Clinical and Epidemiological Studies Pages: 151 - 154

4. Gram-negative bacteremia in non-neutropenic patients: A 3-year review

   • A. Gikas
   • G. Samonis
   • N. Tsaparas

   Clinical and Epidemiological Studies Pages: 155 - 159

5. Concomitant infection with tick-borne encephalitis virus andBorrelia burgdorferi sensu lato in patients with acute meningitis or meningoencephalitis

   • J. Cimperman
   • V. Maraspin
   • F. Strle

   Clinical and Epidemiological Studies Pages: 160 - 164

6. Intracellular activity of vancomycin and Ly333328, a new semisynthetic glycopeptide, against methicillin-resistantStaphylococcus aureus

   • B. Al-Nawas
   • P. M. Shah

   Brief Report Pages: 165 - 167

7. Serum procalcitonin rise is only slight in two cases of disseminated aspergillosis

   • G. Beaune
   • F. Bienvenu
   • G. Souillet

   Brief Report Pages: 168 - 169

8. Investigation ofRickettsia conorii antibodies in the Antalya area

   • T. Vural
   • Ç. Ergin
   • F. Sayin

   Brief Report Pages: 170 - 172

9. HCV genotypes in patients with chronic hepatitis C in Croatia

   • A. Vince
   • D. Palmović
   • M. Radovani

   Brief Report Pages: 173 - 177

10. Whipple’s disease with aortic regurgitation requiring aortic valve replacement

    • T. Schneider
    • M. Salamon-Looijen
    • M. Zeitz

    Case Report Pages: 178 - 180

11. CerebralDermabacter hominis abscess

    • M. Bavbek
    • H. Caner
    • N. Altinörs

    Case Report Pages: 181 - 183

12. C. M. Kunin (ed.)Urinary Tract Infections: Detection, Prevention, and Management

    • R. Fünfstück

    Book Review Pages: 183 - 183

13. Disseminated infection withSaccharomyces kluyveri in a patient with AIDS

    • M. Pynka
    • A. Wnuk
    • S. Wrzecion

    Case Report Pages: 184 - 186

14. R. Aly, K. R. Beutner, H. Maibach (eds.)Cutaneous infection and therapy

    • H. C. Korting

    Book Review Pages: 186 - 186

15. Extended spectrum β-lactamase reactions inStenotrophomonas maltophilia

    • J. Blahová
    • M. Hupková-Leŝická
    • V. Krĉméry Sr.

    Correspondence Pages: 187 - 188

16. Patterns and outcome of septicemia in neutropenic children with cancer in a Greek Hospital

    • E. Roilides
    • V. Sidi
    • D. Koliouskas

    Correspondence Pages: 189 - 191

17. Secondary vulvar and pulmonary mucormycosis in a trauma patient

    • J. Torcal
    • J. C. Salinas
    • R. de Miguel

    Correspondence Pages: 192 - 193

18. Chronic myelogenous leukemia in an HIV-Infected patient

    • X. de la Tribonniere
    • R. Leberre
    • Y. Mouton

    Correspondence Pages: 194 - 194

19. Spondylodiscitis byCandida albicans

    • Inês Godinho de Matos
    • G. do Carmo
    • Maria da Luz Araujo

    Correspondence Pages: 195 - 196

20. A case of human rabies in The Netherlands

    • J. Groen
    • M. M. Veering
    • A. D. M. E. Osterhaus

    Correspondence Pages: 196 - 196

21. Decennial of the walter marget foundation for the advancement of the field of clinical infectious disease

    • F. Daschner
    • D. Adam
    • G. Ruckdeschel

    Addendum Pages: 197 - 197