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coli O157: H7) in contaminated food, beverages, animal to person, or person-to-person transmission. In the article by Gagnadouz, et al, (Clinical Nephrology, 1996) 29 children were evaluated 15-25 years after the acute phase of HUS. In that article, only 25% of the children had normal renal function during long-term follow-up.
coli O157: H7) in contaminated food, beverages, animal to person, or person-to-person transmission. In the article by Gagnadouz, et al, (Clinical Nephrology, 1996) 29 children were evaluated 15-25 years after the acute phase of HUS. In that article, only 25% of the children had normal renal function during long-term follow-up.
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