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. 1994 Apr 23;308(6936):1101.

Covert surveillance in Munchausen's syndrome by proxy. At risk children may present to surgeons.

R A Wheeler, N Ade-Ajayi, E M Kiely
PMCID: PMC2539937  PMID: 8173438

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Selected References

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