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. 1990 Sep;46(3):211-3.

Swimmer's itch: a cercarial dermatitis

C A Mulvihill¹, J W Burnett

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PMID: 2225928

Review

Swimmer's itch: a cercarial dermatitis

C A Mulvihill et al. Cutis. 1990 Sep.

. 1990 Sep;46(3):211-3.

Authors

C A Mulvihill¹, J W Burnett

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¹ Department of Dermatology, University of Maryland School of Medicine, Baltimore 21201.

PMID: 2225928

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