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. 1991 Nov 1;145(9):1119–1121.

Moth-associated dermatitis in Canadian travellers returning from Mexico.

F Jamieson 1, J S Keystone 1, L From 1, C Rosen 1
PMCID: PMC1335869  PMID: 1751931

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