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. 1958 Oct 15;79(8):615–621.

Report of an Outbreak of Febrile Illness with Pharyngeal Lesions and Exanthem: Toronto, Summer 1957—Isolation of Group A Coxsackie Virus *

C R Robinson, Frances W Doane, A J Rhodes
PMCID: PMC1830188  PMID: 13585281

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