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Presentamos un raro caso de coma hepático posparto debido a infección por Bartonella henselae.Se revisa la respuesta materna a la infección.
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Is presented a rare case of hepatic coma post-partum due to infection by Bartonella henselae. Is revised the maternal immune response to infection.
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