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R W House, M Schousboe, J P Allen

The New Zealand Medical Journal

|September 10, 1986

Abstract:

Corynebacterium ovis lymphadenitis is a common disease in high country sheep in New Zealand and has previously been reported in humans overseas. The first human case is reported in New Zealand with a sheep confirmed as the infection source.

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