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. 1971 Sep 25;3(5777):745. doi: 10.1136/bmj.3.5777.745

Transient dysaesthesiae and persistent leucocytosis after clioquinol therapy.

S I Terry
PMCID: PMC1798875  PMID: 4329043

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Selected References

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