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What is the difference between a probable SARS case and a suspect SARS case?

April 26, 2017Case probable SARS

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What is the difference between a probable SARS case and a suspect SARS case?

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NEW! Suspect SARS cases have fever, respiratory illness, and recent travel to an affected area with community transmission of SARS and/or contact with a suspect SARS patient. Probable cases meet the criteria for a suspect case and also have evidence (e.g., chest X-ray) of pneumonia or respiratory distress syndrome.