Abstract
Only isolated reports have been published about the absence of an increase in the incidence of scarlet fever in connection with the cancellation since 1956 of the compulsory hospitalization of scarlet fever patients and their treatment at home. The course of scarlet fever at home in isolation was studied by OE Mauerman, LA Berzina, FA Zismanova, and a mild course of the disease was noted in 93.6% of patients.
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