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January 9, 2006Journal of Tropical PediatricsOpen Access

In Children Aged 2-59 months with Pneumonia, Which Clinical Signs Best Predict Hypoxaemia?

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PAPhilip AyiekoLondon School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine

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