A Study of the Bacterial and Parasitic Causes of Acute Diarrhoea in Northern Jordan
The prevalence of bacterial and parasitic diarrhoeagenic agents in 200 patients suffering from acute diarrhoea and reporting to hospitals and health centres in northern Jordan, and in controls was determined. One or more bacterial or parasitic enteropathogens was isolated from 79 patients (39.5%). P...
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1991
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