Epidemics caused by group X meningoccal meningitis in Africa in 2006
Nicolas, P.; Djibo, S.; Sidikou, F.; Tenebray, B.; Stor, R.; Boisier, P.; Chanteau, S.
Medecine Tropicale Revue du Corps de Sante Colonial 66(5): 494
2006
ISSN/ISBN: 0025-682X PMID: 17201299 Document Number: 600649
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