A Large, Travel-Associated Outbreak of Legionellosis among Hotel Guests: Utility of the Urine Antigen Assay in Confirming Pontiac Fever
Laurence Burnsed(Oklahoma State Department of Health), Lauri A. Hicks(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Sue Mallonee(Oklahoma State Department of Health), Barry S. Fields(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), N. Pascoe(Texas Department of State Health Services), Stephen M. Richards(Indiana State Department of Health), L. Littrell(Oklahoma City VA Health Care System), Robert F. Benson(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Lauri Smithee(Oklahoma State Department of Health), M. R. Moore(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Kristy Bradley
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