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Outbreak of imported trichinellosis in Verona, Italy, January 2008

Andrea Angheben Marta Mascarello G. Zavarise Federico Gobbi Geraldo Badona Monteiro Stefania Marocco Mariella Anselmi Anna Maria Azzini E Concia Andrea Rossanese Zeno Bisoffi

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Abstract

We describe an outbreak of trichinellosis in Verona, Italy, in early 2008 that was imported from Romania.

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