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Bosanski: Čovjek sa atrofiranom nogom radi dječije paralize.

Česky: Muž po mozkové obrně

English: Man on street with atrophy and paralysis of the right leg and foot due to polio.

Esperanto: Viro kun dekstra kruro influita de poliomjelito.

Íslenska: Fórnarlamb mænuveiki.

Lietuvių: Sergantis poliomielitu.

Latviešu: Ar poliomielītu slims cilvēks.

Simple English: A man's right leg, affected by polio.

Slovenčina: Pacient trpiaci destkou obrnou.

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Poliomyelitis

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