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Česky: výskyt břišního tyfu
English: Countries with reported cases of en:Typhoid fever (or enteric fever)
Français : Pays concernés par la fr:fièvre typhoïde
Date 27 September 2006
Source CHU Rouens - Fièvre Typhoïde
Author Percherie
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♦ Zones de forte endémie (strongly endemic)
♦ Zones de moyenne endémie (endemic)
♦ Zones de cas sporadiques (sporadic cases)
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