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Dysentery, colitis and diarrhoea in Japanese civilian prison camps in the Philippines during world war II. I: Primary, concurrent and recurrent dysentery

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  1. New York City

    Frank G. Haughwout (Late Consultant, Formerly Professor of Protozoölogy and Chief, Chief)

  2. U. S. Army Institute of Pathology, USA

    Frank G. Haughwout (Late Consultant, Formerly Professor of Protozoölogy and Chief, Chief)

  3. Department of Parasitology, Graduate School of Tropical Medicine and Public Health, University of the Philippines, USA

    Frank G. Haughwout (Late Consultant, Formerly Professor of Protozoölogy and Chief, Chief)

  4. Section of Parasitology and Cellular Pathology, Bureau of Science, Manila

    Frank G. Haughwout (Late Consultant, Formerly Professor of Protozoölogy and Chief, Chief)

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Haughwout, F.G. Dysentery, colitis and diarrhoea in Japanese civilian prison camps in the Philippines during world war II. I: Primary, concurrent and recurrent dysentery. Jour. D. D. 15, 142–150 (1948). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF03001396

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