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Double blind fluid therapy evaluation in pediatric cholera

Gutman et al., 1969

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9332008095999058072
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Gutman R
Drutz D
Whalen Jr G
Watten R
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Pediatrics

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Pediatric cholera has often had higher morbidity and mortality than adult cholera when treated in the same fashion. Because children have a greater need for free water and, in addition, produce cholera stools which are appreciably lower in sodium concentration than …
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