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. 1965 Dec;41(4):304–308. doi: 10.1136/sti.41.4.304

Routine exfoliative cytology for cancer and trichomonas detection at a clinic for venereal diseases.

L Z Oller
PMCID: PMC1047758  PMID: 5898415

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