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January 1, 1983Transactions of the Royal Society of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene

Human visceral leishmaniasis in Bolivia: first proven autochthonous case from ‘Los Yungas’

P. Desjeux Eugenia Candanosa Aranda O. Aliaga Sergio Mollinedo

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P. Desjeux, E. Aranda, O. Aliaga, S. Mollinedo; Human visceral leishmaniasis in Bolivia: first proven autochthonous case from ‘Los Yungas’, Transactions of

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