Nemacaca Pneumonia - What's the Most Important Piece of Data?

There's a case report ofa urine legional antigen persisting for 326 days after an infection. These antigens continue to be filtered in many times, long after the infections have cleared. This is even when the organisms themselves are not affecting the kidney or the urier or the bladder. We're able to access the these tests in the urine, despite, at times, the serum concentrations being quite low.