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The clinical and histopathological findings (excluding the central nervous system) are described in two patients who died of Lassa fever. The histopathological changes are somewhat similar to those described in Thai and Bolivian haemorrhagic fevers. It is considered that the Lassa virus is yet another cause of “haemorrhagic fever”.
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