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. 1970 Feb;46(1):1–9. doi: 10.1136/sti.46.1.1

Demonstration of treponeme-like forms in cases of treated and untreated late syphilis and of treated early syphilis.

N S Rice, E M Dunlop, B R Jones, M J Hare, A J King, P Rodin, A Mushin, A E Wilkinson
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