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How is Tetanus Diagnosed?

Diagnosis of tetanus is primarily clinical, based on the patient's symptoms and history of wounds or injuries. Laboratory tests are not usually helpful in diagnosing tetanus, although wound cultures can sometimes identify C. tetani.

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