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Kawasaki disease with serological evidence of streptococcal infection

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  1. Department of Pediatrics, Tel Aviv Medical Center, Rokah Hospital, 61000, Tel Aviv, Israel

    I. Melamed M.D., S. Diamant M.D., A. Fattal M.D. &  Z. Spirer M.D.

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Melamed, I., Diamant, S., Fattal, A. et al. Kawasaki disease with serological evidence of streptococcal infection. Infection 14, 91–92 (1986). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF01644453

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