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. 1996 May;60(5):593–594. doi: 10.1136/jnnp.60.5.593

Severe tick borne encephalomyelitis after tick bite and passive immunisation.

J M Valdueza, J R Weber, L Harms, A Bock
PMCID: PMC486388  PMID: 8778279

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