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THE LAMBARENE-ORGAN-DYSFUNCTION SCORE (LODS) IS A SIMPLE CLINICAL PREDICTOR FOR FATAL MALARIA IN AFRICAN CHILDREN

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Helbok, R., Kendjo, E., Issifou, S., Lackner, P., Newton, C., Kombila, M., Agbenyega, T., Dietz, K., Bojang, K., Schmutzhard, E., & Kremsner, P. (2008). THE LAMBARENE-ORGAN-DYSFUNCTION SCORE (LODS) IS A SIMPLE CLINICAL PREDICTOR FOR FATAL MALARIA IN AFRICAN CHILDREN. 79(6), 350–350.

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Helbok, R, et al. “THE LAMBARENE-ORGAN-DYSFUNCTION SCORE (LODS) IS A SIMPLE CLINICAL PREDICTOR FOR FATAL MALARIA IN AFRICAN CHILDREN.” vol. 79, no. 6, 2008, pp. 350–50.

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Helbok, R, E Kendjo, S Issifou, et al. 2008. “THE LAMBARENE-ORGAN-DYSFUNCTION SCORE (LODS) IS A SIMPLE CLINICAL PREDICTOR FOR FATAL MALARIA IN AFRICAN CHILDREN.” 79 (6): 350–50.
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Host title:: AMERICAN JOURNAL OF TROPICAL MEDICINE AND HYGIENE
Volume:: 79
Issue:: 6
Pages:: 350-350
Publication date:: 2008-12-01
ISSN:: 0002-9637

Pubs id:: pubs:185695
UUID:: uuid:10868d7d-e597-4e8b-937f-ec5a22c93dc2
Local pid:: pubs:185695
Source identifiers:: 185695
Deposit date:: 2012-12-19
ARK identifier:: ark:/29072/ora_10868d7de5974e8b937fec5a22c93dc2

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