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Is it possible to achieve treatment success, recommended by WHO in country with high level of multidrug resistant TB?
V. Riekstina, V. Leimane, J. Leimans (Riga, Latvia)
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Annual Congress 2001 - What can treatment of TB achieve?
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What can treatment of TB achieve?
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2242
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Respiratory infections
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