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. 1966 Oct;39(2):119–128.

Studies on the pathophysiology and some host defense factors in staphylococcal arthritis in the rabbit and on the relationship of aseptic inflammation to infection rate.

D A Nagel, J A Albright, J W Hollingsworth
PMCID: PMC2591153  PMID: 5981348

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