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Clinical evaluation of a rapid molecular test for the detection of Streptococcus pyogenes and the characteristics of molecular epidemiology for the isolates

Satoshi Iwata^{1）, 2）}, Kimiko Ubukata^{1）, 3）}, Miyuki Morozumi^1）, Masahiko Yamazaki^4）, Takashi Abe^5）, Toru Shibata^6）, Ryuta Yonezawa^7）, Shigeki Nakamura^1）, Keiko Mitamura^8）

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Clinical features of Clostridioides difficile infection in pediatric specialist medical facilities

Ryutaro Saura^1）, Kimihiro Taniguchi^2）, Masatoshi Nozaki^2）, Yuya Okamoto^3）, Shin‑ichiro Hagiwara^1）, Yuri Etani^1）

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A 2-year-old child with Clostridioides difficile infection presenting with bloody stools

Mamiko Takebe^1）, Tatsunori Hokosaki^1）, Hiromi Tadaki^1）, Yoshiki Hara^1）, Hiromi Shioya^1）, Hiroyuki Shimizu^2）

37 (1): 25-32, 2025

Clinical evaluation of literatures that state that genital gonorrhea infections in prepubertal girls are non-sexual infections

Fujiko Yamada^1）

37 (1): 43-52, 2025

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Clinical evaluation of a rapid molecular test for the detection of Streptococcus pyogenes and the characteristics of molecular epidemiology for the isolates

Clinical features of Clostridioides difficile infection in pediatric specialist medical facilities

A 2-year-old child with Clostridioides difficile infection presenting with bloody stools

Clinical evaluation of literatures that state that genital gonorrhea infections in prepubertal girls are non-sexual infections