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We report on clinical and laboratory findings of 58 study patients with tick-bite burrelia burgdorferi-infection. In seven cases, chronic borreliosis like a tertiary metaluetic illness was recognized. All were treated either with high-dose penicillin intravenously or tetracycline. Results of treatment and recommendations are given.
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