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Intracutaneous injection of acidomycin (Satani's method) in the treatment of leprosy; preliminary report.

SATANI Y, NISHIMURA S, KONO M, et al. International journal of Leprosy. 1955; 23 (2) : 124-30.
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SATANI Y
NISHIMURA S
KONO M
NOJIMA T
TAKAHASHI T

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