Do you find HZV titers useful in diagnosing shingles sine herpete?
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Rheumatology · Cleveland Clinic
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VZV sine herpete is an infection/disorder frequently considered but rarely confirmed and represents an atypical presentation of VZV reactivation in the cranial nerve, spinal nerve, viscera, or CNS in the absence of classic cutaneous findings.
Serum IgG VZV in isolation is not useful unless followed s...
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