Rodríguez RO, Medina CDE

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RESUMEN

El diagnóstico molecular de lepra es un gran avance que no debe sustituir a la histopatología y mucho menos a la clínica. Hacemos una revisión del uso de la reacción en cadena de la polimerasa en lepra.

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