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  1. L LAKATOS
  1. Department of Paediatrics
  2. Kenézy County Hospital
  3. H-4043 Debrecen
  4. Bartók
  5. B.u. 2-26
  6. Hungary
  7. Children’s Hospital
  8. Strong University of Rochester
  9. Box 651
  10. 601 Elmwood Avenue
  11. Rochester
  12. NY 14642
  13. USA
  14. Department of Paediatrics
  15. 1200 Main Street West
  16. Hamilton
  17. Ontario
  18. Canada L8N 3Z5
    1. D L PHELPS
    1. Department of Paediatrics
    2. Kenézy County Hospital
    3. H-4043 Debrecen
    4. Bartók
    5. B.u. 2-26
    6. Hungary
    7. Children’s Hospital
    8. Strong University of Rochester
    9. Box 651
    10. 601 Elmwood Avenue
    11. Rochester
    12. NY 14642
    13. USA
    14. Department of Paediatrics
    15. 1200 Main Street West
    16. Hamilton
    17. Ontario
    18. Canada L8N 3Z5
      1. J WATTS
      1. Department of Paediatrics
      2. Kenézy County Hospital
      3. H-4043 Debrecen
      4. Bartók
      5. B.u. 2-26
      6. Hungary
      7. Children’s Hospital
      8. Strong University of Rochester
      9. Box 651
      10. 601 Elmwood Avenue
      11. Rochester
      12. NY 14642
      13. USA
      14. Department of Paediatrics
      15. 1200 Main Street West
      16. Hamilton
      17. Ontario
      18. Canada L8N 3Z5

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