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. 1994 Dec 17;309(6969):1661–1662. doi: 10.1136/bmj.309.6969.1661

Initial management of suspected meningococcal infection. Chief medical officer's guidelines are right.

A L Wood, S J O'Brien, A M Geddes

PMCID: PMC2542012 PMID: 7819969

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