Assertion: psittacosis | /r/HasProperty | difficult to diagnose
Facets:
value: often
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: As psittacosis can be difficult to diagnose, clinicians should be aware that proper antibiotic treatment ensures quick recovery time.
text: Psittacosis is often difficult to diagnose – while some birds appear markedly ill, others will appear to be perfectly healthy.
text: Psittacosis is difficult to diagnose, and is a mysterious disease that does not “follow the rules” of typical avian diseases.
text: This number is likely an underestimate of the actual number of cases because psittacosis is difficult to diagnose.
text: The number of diagnosed and reported human infections likely underestimates the actual (true) number of cases because psittacosis is difficult to diagnose, is treatable with antimicrobials (which may be employed empirically for therapy of community-acquired pneumonia), and often is not reported.
text: This number is likely an underestimate of the actual number of cases because psittacosis is difficult to diagnose.
text: The number of diagnosed and reported human infections likely underestimates the actual (true) number of cases because psittacosis is difficult to diagnose, is treatable with antimicrobials (which may be employed empirically for therapy of community-acquired pneumonia), and often is not reported.
text: From 1988-97, the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) received 766 reports of psittacosis, which is probably an underestimate of the actual number of cases because psittacosis is difficult to diagnose, is covered by macrolide antimicrobials (which may be used empirically for therapy of community-acquired pneumonia), and often goes reported.
text: This number is likely an underestimate of the actual number of cases because psittacosis is difficult to diagnose.
text: The number of diagnosed and reported human infections likely underestimates the actual (true) number of cases because psittacosis is difficult to diagnose, is treatable with antimicrobials (which may be employed empirically for therapy of community-acquired pneumonia), and often is not reported.