Dr. Larissa Pisney, Medical Director for Infectious Disease Prevention and Control at the University of Colorado Hospital and UCHealth Metro Denver, discusses the essentials of managing a patient exposed to Yersinia pestis in the setting of a bioterror attack. Pharyngeal or bubonic plague, pneumonic or septicemic plague, and plague meningitis are discussed.
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