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Volume 25, Number 2—February 2019
CME ACTIVITY - Synopsis

Human Pasteurellosis Health Risk for Elderly Persons Living with Companion Animals

Sándor Körmöndi, Gabriella TerhesComments to Author , Zoltán Pál, Endre Varga, Mária Harmati, Kriszina Buzás, and Edit Urbán
Author affiliations: University of Szeged, Szeged, Hungary (S. Körmöndi, G. Terhes, Z. Pál, E. Varga, K. Buzás, E. Urbán); Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Szeged (M. Harmati, K. Buzás)

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Figure 1

Increasing tendency in annual rates of human pasteurellosis and in the number of Pasteurella isolates, Szeged, Hungary, 2002–2015.

Figure 1. Increasing tendency in annual rates of human pasteurellosis and in the number of Pasteurella isolates, Szeged, Hungary, 2002–2015.

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