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    Mars RL, Moles K, Pope K, Hargrove P.
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    Shukla A, Abreu Z, Bargman JM.
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  • 32. Peritonitis as a late manifestations of Group B streptococcal disease in newborns.
    Chadwick EG, Shulman ST, Yogev R.
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  • 39. [The CAMP test in the rapid diagnosis of group-B streptococcal infections of the female genital tract].
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