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Does <i>Helicobacter pylori</i> infection affect indirect hepatic fibrosis tests? [PDF]

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EB or not EB--that is the question.

JAMA, 1987
The Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) infects most humans. 1 Nearly all infections of infants and children are asymptomatic, but about one third of infected adolescents and young adults develop acute infectious mononucleosis. A hallmark of that disease is the infiltration of blood and tissues with reactive T lymphocytes, denoting an exuberant, perhaps excessive,
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“EB, or Not EB?” Neonatal Desquamative Impetigo in a Degloving Pattern

Pediatric Dermatology, 2016
AbstractWe present the case of a 7‐day‐old boy with significant, rapidly spreading blistering and desquamation in a “degloving” pattern on the hands that mimicked epidermolysis bullosa but was ultimately diagnosed as bullous impetigo caused by a clinically aggressive strain of Staphylococcus aureus.
Tuyet A, Nguyen   +3 more
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Stignani, Ebe

2001
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The Ebbing Tide

1990
In the preceding nine chapters we have sought to present an account of the relationship between State policy and the class structure of present day Ireland. In doing so we have concentrated on how that relationship has been shaped, and how it has been reflected in particular areas within Ireland’s economy and social structure.
Richard Breen   +3 more
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Aspects Of The Eb Virus

1970
Publisher Summary This chapter focuses on the structure and maturation of Epstein–Barr (EB) virus. The herpes-type virus particles found in all strains of cultured hemopoietic cells examined so far are structurally indistinguishable with a morphology characteristic, both in thin sections and in negative contrast preparations, for the members of the ...
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Living with EB

2009
As has been discussed in great detail throughout this monograph, a variety of extracutaneous complications may arise in the setting of hereditary EB, since essentially any organ having an epithelial surface or lining is at risk for mechanical instability and at least microscopic blister formation.
Jo-David Fine, Anja Diem
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EBES-asuinkerrostalo

1993
EBES asuinkerrostalossa LVIS järjestelmät ja avoimen BES elementtijärjestelmän rakenteet on integroitu energiataloudelliseksi EBES järjestelmäksi. Koerakennuskohteena Helsingin Vuosaareen valmistuneen EBES asuinkerrostalon toteutuksessa tämän rakennustavan mukaiset suunnittelu ja asennusohjeet sekä tuotteet osoittautuivat käyttökelpoisiksi myös ...
Kaitamaa, Anneli   +2 more
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The EB Virus

Annual Review of Microbiology, 1973
M A, Epstein, B G, Achong
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