[Pyogenic brain abscess: study of 16 cases].
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Biomedical subjects
T Ben Chaabane
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[Diagnosis and medical treatment of kidney abscess: nine cases].
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[Infection profile of the hospitalized diabetic patient: 135 cases].
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[Cerebral computed tomographic scanning in 43 cases of tuberculous meningitis].
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[Brucellosis: epidemiological, clinical and therapeutic aspects-- 47 cases].
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[Streptococcal rheumatism in children and adults: a comparative study].
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[Acute pyelonephritis in adults: diagnosis criteria and new therapeutic aspects].
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Acute Disease↗
[42 cases of streptococcal infections confirmed by bacteriological studies].
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[Infection profile of hospitalized diabetics: study of 135 cases].
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[Multiple myeloma manifesting as recurrent phlebitis].
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[Systematic titers in syphilitic serology: a prospective study].
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[Multiple infections in an apparently immunocompetent host].
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[Treatment of bacterial broncho-pulmonary diseases].
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[Epidemiology of acute infantile diarrhea (241 cases)].
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