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    Silva J, Henry R, Strickland M, Wang D, Matsushima K.
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  • 22. Clostridium novyi infection: a fatal association with injecting drug users.
    Ryan JM, Paul J, Curtis S, Patel NK.
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    Cardinal PR, Henry SM, Joshi MG, Lauerman MH, Park HS.
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  • 24. Rapid geographical clustering of wound botulism in Germany after subcutaneous and intramuscular injection of heroin.
    Galldiks N, Nolden-Hoverath S, Kosinski CM, Stegelmeyer U, Schmidt S, Dohmen C, Kuhn J, Gerbershagen K, Bewermeyer H, Walger P, Biniek R, Neveling M, Jacobs AH, Haupt WF.
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  • 25. Clostridium novyi causing necrotising fasciitis in an injecting drug user.
    Noone M, Tabaqchali M, Spillane JB.
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    McLAUCHLIN J, Salmon JE, Ahmed S, Brazier JS, Brett MM, George RC, Hood J.
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