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バングラデシュにおける古典的なコレラの生存率

A K Siddique1, A H Baqui, A Eusof

  • 1Community Health Division, International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh, Dhaka.

Lancet (London, England)
|May 11, 1991
PubMed
まとめ

Vibrio choleraeの古典的なバイオタイプはバングラデシュ南部のみに見られ,El Torのバイオタイプは他の地域を支配しています. これは,バングラデシュの古典的なコレラの特定の生息地を示唆しています.

キーワード:
抗生物質 抗生物質とはアジア アジア アジアバングラデシュ バングラデシュ バングラデシュ バングラデシュ バングラデシュ バングラデシュ バングラデシュ伝染病 伝染病とは比較研究とは比較研究です.人口統計的要因 人口統計的要因発展途上国 開発途上国腹 腹 腹 腹病気 病気 病気ドラッグ ドラッグ ドラッグ環境 環境 環境 環境 環境環境の劣化 環境の劣化エピデミックは,疫病です.流行病学的方法 流行病学的方法地理的な要素 地理的な要素感染症 感染症方法論的研究 方法論的研究自然災害 自然災害自然資源 自然資源とは人口の人口は,人口です.人口の特徴について研究方法論 研究方法論農村人口 農村人口について土壌の劣化 土地の劣化南アジア 南アジア 南アジア空間分布について.勉強 勉強 勉強 勉強 勉強トリートメント 治療法水供給 - - 変化する.

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