A Case of Death from Hornet-Stings' Popularly Known as "Wasp-Bite".

Ind Med Gaz

Sub-Assistant Surgeon, In ch. Jail and Police Hospitals, Bulandshahr, U.P. Bulandshahr.

Published: May 1921

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