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Symposium on the laboratory aspects of amoebiasis. I. Introduction.
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Studies of a waterborne outbreak of amebiasis, South Bend, Indiana. III. Investigation of family contacts.
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Studies of a water-borne outbreak of amebiasis, South Bend Indiana. I. Epidemiological aspects.
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Epidemiological study of Endamoeba histolytica and other intestinal parasites in the New Hope community of Tennessee; a restudy after 21 years.
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An amebiasis survey in a Veterans Administration Hospital, Chamblee, Georgia, with comparison of technics.
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Amebiasis: controlled linear studies on nondysenteric and mild hepatic forms in Egyptians.
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Intestinal parasitic infections in Forsyth County, North Carolina. II. Amebiasis, a familial disease.
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[Laboratory diagnosis and epidemiologic considerations on four cases of intestinal amebiasis].
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A report on amebiasis in a rural community in Mississippi.
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Observations on the parasitological findings and transmitting agents of endemic amebiasis.
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[Autochthonous and nonautochthonous amebiasis].
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[Epidemic focus of amebiasis in the village of Vukovje in Yugoslavia].
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[Clinical aspects of amebiasis in Serbia].
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