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. 1982 Jul 15;127(2):134–135.

Dermatophytes isolés à un hôpital pédiatrique à Montréal de 1954 à 1979.

Dermatophytes isolated at a pediatric hospital in Montreal from 1954 to 1979

M Poisson, G Delage, B Martineau, P Ricard
PMCID: PMC1861981  PMID: 7093860

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