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Discussion on the Differential Diagnosis of Non-Tuberculous Coxitis in Children and Adolescents
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“…In discussing non-tuberculous coxitis in children, Todd (1925) called it 'transient coxitis'. Belmonte (1931) summed up the condition by stating: 'It is wonderful how functional disturbance completely disappears in several days and after 10-12 days all complaints depart.'…”
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“…In discussing non-tuberculous coxitis in children, Todd (1925) called it 'transient coxitis'. Belmonte (1931) summed up the condition by stating: 'It is wonderful how functional disturbance completely disappears in several days and after 10-12 days all complaints depart.'…”
Section: Historical Surveymentioning
confidence: 99%
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