Vaginal Ulceration and Local Lymphadenopathy in an African Immigrant

Mackowiak, Philip A.; Fritzsche, Carlos; Loebermann, Micha; Aepinus, Christian; Bolz, Michael; M, Barten; Reisinger, Erich

doi:10.1086/596473

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2009

DOI: 10.1086/596473

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Vaginal Ulceration and Local Lymphadenopathy in an African Immigrant

Philip A. Mackowiak

Carlos Fritzsche²,

Micha Loebermann³

et al.

Abstract: Figure 2. Periodic acid Schiff stain of a biopsy specimen obtained from the vaginal ulceration (original magnification, ϫ420).

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Vaginal Ulceration and Local Lymphadenopathy in an African Immigrant

Abstract: Figure 2. Periodic acid Schiff stain of a biopsy specimen obtained from the vaginal ulceration (original magnification, ϫ420).

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