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Case 7. Typhoid
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| Reference case 7A Campylobacter jejuni colitis (35 y-o F). Colonic biopsy showing active inflammation with crypt abscess formation (HE) |
Reference case 7B Cholera (40 y-o M). Autopsied jejunum with shortening of villi (no epithelial destruction, HE) |
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