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. 1982 Jul 31;285(6338):342–343. doi: 10.1136/bmj.285.6338.342

Toxic-shock syndrome: four cases in a London hospital.

J J Dixey, D C Shanson, T D Williams, M H Rustin, S J Crook, J Midgley, M J de Saxe
PMCID: PMC1498990  PMID: 6807474

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