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- Otolaryngology in Atlantic Canada: Practitioners' Perspectives. Pelausa, Edilberto O. // Journal of Otolaryngology;Jan/Feb1999, Vol. 28 Issue 1, p31
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- Taking medical histories through interpreters: practice in a Nigerian outpatient department. Launer, John // British Medical Journal;9/30/1978, Vol. 2 Issue 6142, p934
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