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Volume 20, Number 10—October 2014
Dispatch

Haemophilus ducreyi Associated with Skin Ulcers among Children, Solomon Islands

Michael MarksComments to Author , Kai-Hua Chi, Ventis Vahi, Allan Pillay, Oliver Sokana, Alex Pavluck, David C. Mabey, Cheng Y. Chen, and Anthony W. Solomon
Author affiliations: London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, London, UK (M. Marks, D.C. Mabey, A.W. Solomon); Hospital for Tropical Diseases, London (M. Marks, D.C. Mabey; A.W. Solomon); Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, Georgia, USA (K.-H. Chi, A. Pillay, C.Y. Chen); Ministry of Health and Medical Services, Honiara, Solomon Islands (V. Vahi, O. Sokana); Task Force for Global Health, Atlanta (A. Pavluck)

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Example of lesion from which sample was obtained and Haemophilus ducreyi DNA was amplified, Solomon Islands, 2013. Photograph ©2014 Michael Marks.

Figure. Example of lesion from which sample was obtained and Haemophilus ducreyi DNA was amplified, Solomon Islands, 2013. Photograph ©2014 Michael Marks.

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