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Symptomatic congenital syphilis in a tertiary neonatal unit: a retrospective descriptive study
Background: Syphilis is a disease that was first described in the 1300s and now 700 years later, despite preventive measures and effective treatment, continues to impact on a global scale, with the burden falling largely on the developing world. We could find no recent published literature looking a...
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Division of Neonatology
2017
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