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A clinical form of bartonellosis. It is an acute potentially life-threatening disease endemic in Peru and other South American countries and characterized by high intermittent fever, lymphadenopathy, severe anemia, and pains in the joints and long bones. If untreated, the fever has a 10% to 90% fatality rate.<\/p>\n

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