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. 1969 Dec;45(4):332–333. doi: 10.1136/sti.45.4.332

Detection of T. vaginalis in women. Comparison of "wet smear" results with those of two cervical cytological methods.

R N Thin, D H Melcher, J W Tapp, C S Nicol, J Hill

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