Pneumococcal peritonitis in adolescent girls

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A C McFarlane, L K Hamra, E Reiss-Levy

The Medical Journal of Australia

|February 10, 1979

Abstract:

Two cases of pneumococcal peritonitis, which occurred after puberty in previously healthy adolescent girls, are described. In each case, the infection was caused by a Type 1 tetracycline-resistant pneumococcus.

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