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Scleroma in Punjab

Brief review and report of two cases

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    Two cases of scleroma from Punjab are presented.

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    Importance of scleroma in differential diagnosis of granulomatous conditions of the upper respiratory passages is stressed.

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    Literature on the disease is briefly reviewed.

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Das, T., Chaddah, M.R. Scleroma in Punjab. Indian J Otolaryngol 6, 53–57 (1954). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02994271

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