Infecciones bacterianas de la piel. Impetigos: etiología y clínica
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https://doi.org/10.31053/1853.0605.v51.n1.43511Keywords:
impestigo, streptococcus, bacteriologyAbstract
One hundrcd children with a clinical diagnosis of Impetigo are presented. Seventy of them were bacteriologically studied. The
sign-symptomatology is that usually described inthis typeofaifection. Streptococcus wasthe principal bacterium involved and
predominaled in [he youngest patients. Males were more &equently affected. There were no complications which could be atiributed te this pathology either by local extension or by immunological involvemen.
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