Confirmation of confocal microscopy diagnosis of Acanthamoeba keratitis using polymerase chain reaction analysis.
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R Folberg | M. E. Wilson | R. Folberg | M. Wilson | W. Mathers | M E Wilson | W D Mathers | R. Allen | S E Nelson | J L Lane | R C Allen | J. L. Lane | Robert Folberg | S. E. Nelson | James L. Lane
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