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The prevalence of neurological deficits in children younger than 15 years, suffering from tuberculous meningitis at the paediatric wing of the university teaching hospital.\

By: Singoyi Jane Malango Chela.

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Continuing resourceAnalytics: Show analyticsPublisher: Lusaka: University Of Zambia, School Of Medicine 2006Description: xii,-66p. : ill.Subject(s): Neurological Deficits for under 15s

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The prevalence of neurological deficits in children younger than 15 years, suffering from tuberculous meningitis at the paediatric wing of the university teaching hospital.\

By: Singoyi Jane Malango Chela.