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Volume 14, Issue 1

Haemophili in Faeces Free

Abstract

Summary.

By plating faeces on a selective medium, haemophili were isolated from 26% of 612 samples from patients of all ages and 12% of 525 samples from apparently healthy meatworkers. Most isolates were . Only specimens received for laboratory investigation for pathogens were examined in this study; the faecal carriage of haemophili in healthy persons is not known.

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Haemophili in Faeces
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