Rabies: Survey in São Paulo, Brazil, During 1996-1997

Passos, E. C; Alves, L. M; Achkar, S; Gonçalves, M. A; Carrieri, M. L; Silva, M. M. S; Lopez, R; Ferreira, E; Golzenleuchter, A. M; Souza, R. G. S; Prado, A. M; Santos, D. L. P; Favoretto, S. R.
São Paulo; SMS;Instituto Pasteur de São Paulo; 1998. 1 p.
No convencional en Inglés | SMS-SP, COVISA-Producao, SMS-SP, SMS-SP | ID: sms-4247

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