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221 related items for PubMed ID: 32681498

  • 1. Granulomatous inflammation in lymph nodes of the head and neck-a retrospective analysis of causes in a population with very low incidence of tuberculosis.
    Flyger TF, Larsen SR, Kjeldsen AD.
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