Suspected Brazilian purpuric fever, Brazilian Amazon Region

Santana-Porto, Eucilene A; Oliveira, Adriana A; Costa, Marcos R. M. da; Pinheiro, Amiraldo; Oliveira, Consuelo; Lopes, Maria L; Pereira, Luiz E; Sacchi, Claudio; Aráujo, Wildo N; Sobel, Jeremy.
Emerg. infect. dis ; 15(4): 675 - 6, 2009. tab
Artigo em Inglês | Instituto Evandro Chagas (SOPHIA) | ID: iec-5697

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