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Salmonellosis in Hong Kong

Public Health, 1977
An analysis of the incidence of enteric fever and the prevalent salmonella serotypes isolated at a Public Health Laboratory and a General Hospital Laboratory in Hong Kong for the years 1965–74 is reported. The results were compared with those obtained in 1953–64 by Huang & Teoh-Chan.
P Y, Chau, C T, Huang
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Onychomycosis in Hong Kong

International Journal of Dermatology, 1997
Abstract Background Onychomycosis in temperate countries has been studied extensively, but few data are available on its epidemiology in tropical countries. We performed a survey of patients seen in Hong Kong for the 8‐year period from January 1987 to December 1994.
K M, Kam   +3 more
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Osteosarcoma in Hong Kong

Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1996
Since 1984, the authors have treated 82 Chinese patients with sarcoma of bone. Of these patients, 58 had high grade osteosarcomas in the extremities. Of the 41 patients available for examination, the age range was 8 to 59 years, with a median of 17 years.
K M, Yip, P C, Leung, S M, Kumta
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Tuberculosis in Hong Kong

Tubercle, 1963
Summary The extent of the tuberculosis problem in Hong Kong is discussed and the measures being taken to overcome it described. Since 1954 there has been a considerable decrease of tuberculosis in infants and young children. Drug resistance is one of the main problems of treatment.
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Accidents in Hong Kong

Public Health, 1982
Hong Kong's mortality and morbidity pattern resembles that of any modern industrialized country. Degenerative and chronic diseases are predominant together with accidents. This paper discusses mortality and morbidity due to accidents using the latest available data. Proportionally accidents play an important role in mortality of males of 1–34 years of
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Suicide in Hong Kong

Australian & New Zealand Journal of Psychiatry, 1985
Coroners' statistics indicated there were 684 suicides for the whole of Hong Kong in 1981. This gave a crude suicide rate of 18.1 per 100,000 population aged 15 years and over and constituted 2.7% of all deaths reported in that year. Only a few data were recorded in all coroners' files but additional data were obtained from police records on 168 of ...
W H, Lo, T M, Leung
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Suicide in Hong Kong

Journal of Mental Science, 1958
Enquiry into the occurrence and the pattern of S.† in different cultures promises to reveal information of importance, but there is as yet inadequate material from which definite conclusions can be drawn. Cavan (1928) and Dublin and Bunzel (1933) devoted chapters of their works on S. to this aspect of the subject.
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Septicaemia in Hong Kong

Journal of Antimicrobial Chemotherapy, 1990
In a five-year prospective study of blood culture-positive septicaemia in a Hong Kong teaching hospital there were 2211 clinically-significant episodes, of which 16% occurred in children less than 15 years old. The microbiology and clinical features were broadly similar to those seen in Europe and North America, but with some important differences. Two-
G L, French   +3 more
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DERMATOPHYTOSIS IN HONG KONG

British Journal of Dermatology, 1968
SUMMARY. During the 2 years 1965–66 1285 cases of mycologically proven dermatophytosis were seen in the Government Dermatological Clinics in Hong Kong. Tinea cruris and corporis were the commonest forms of infection and T. rubrum was the species isolated in 63·7% of cases. T.
K O, Wong, Y F, Chan
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Hong Kong Experience

2014
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Law, SYK, Tong, DKH
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