Haemophilus influenzae type b purpura fulminans treated with hyperbaric oxygen.
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Y. Melamed | S. Dollberg | Z. Nachum | D. Engelhard | D. Branski | A. Klar | H. Hurvitz | T. Ginat-Israeli
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