Parasitic Infections of Surgical Importance

Jul 30, 2012

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Parasitic Infections of Surgical Importance

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Surgical Infections

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SURGICAL INFECTIONS

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LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF PARASITIC INFECTIONS

LABORATORY DIAGNOSIS OF PARASITIC INFECTIONS. Lecturer. Mohamed El-Sakhawy. Case diagnosis. History (Age, occupation, residency, previous infection) Complaint Clinical examination Invesigations - Laboratory investigations - Radiology

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