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The Lancet, 2008
In August, 2005, a 51-year-old unemployed, divorced man was brought by ambulance to our emergency department, after being found unconscious in the hallway of the hotel where he lived alone. On arrival at hospital, he had regained consciousness. He reported that small purple patches, which were not painful or itchy, had appeared on his left buttock a ...
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In August, 2005, a 51-year-old unemployed, divorced man was brought by ambulance to our emergency department, after being found unconscious in the hallway of the hotel where he lived alone. On arrival at hospital, he had regained consciousness. He reported that small purple patches, which were not painful or itchy, had appeared on his left buttock a ...
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Science, 1992
In San Francisco 2 weeks ago, AAAS and Science sponsored a new meeting, Science Innovation '92. The unusual gathering focused not on research results but on new techniques and instruments, particularly for biomedical science.
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In San Francisco 2 weeks ago, AAAS and Science sponsored a new meeting, Science Innovation '92. The unusual gathering focused not on research results but on new techniques and instruments, particularly for biomedical science.
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Clonorchiasis in San Francisco
JAMA, 1962CLONORCHIASIS is endemic in China, Korea, Japan, and Formosa. San Francisco, being a strategic center in commerce with the Far East, probably has the largest colony of patients with clonorchiasis outside the Orient. This study describes factors pertinent to an understanding of the disease in an extra-Oriental setting. History.—On Sept.
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