Characteristics of intussusception among children <24 months old before rotavirus vaccine introduction in Lao PDR

Douangboupha, Vannida; Vorasane, Savina; Sivixay, Souksavath; Thammavong, Chaysavanh; Vongphacachanh, Thonglay; Soulithone, Vongphet; Saysanasongkham, Sanyalack; Sisanon, Inthaxay; Narongsack, Sousada; Chankongsine, Soumalay; Sydasak, Sourith; Yathotou, Viengpeht; Franzel-Sassanpour, Lauren; Parashar, Umesh D.; Tate, Jacqueline E.; Cortese, Margaret; Burnett, Eleanor

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Characteristics of intussusception among children <24 months old before rotavirus vaccine introduction in Lao PDR

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Douangboupha, Vannida ; Vorasane, Savina ; Sivixay, Souksavath ; Thammavong, Chaysavanh ; Vongphacachanh, Thonglay ; Soulithone, Vongphet ; Saysanasongkham, Sanyalack ; Sisanon, Inthaxay ; Narongsack, Sousada ; Chankongsine, Soumalay ; Sydasak, Sourith ; Yathotou, Viengpeht ; Franzel-Sassanpour, Lauren ; Parashar, Umesh D. ; Tate, Jacqueline E. ; Cortese, Margaret ; Burnett, Eleanor
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Child Child, Preschool Hospitalization Humans Infant Intussusception Laos Rotavirus Vaccines Vaccination
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Asian J Surg. 46(8):3225-3227
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