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H. Burger Amsterdam. (1924) Septic Phlebitis of the Dural Sinuses. Three Different Types. Acta Oto-Laryngologica 6:1, pages 4-21.
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J. D. K. Dawes. (2007) The Management of Frontal Sinusitis and its Complications. The Journal of Laryngology & Otology 75:4, pages 297-344.
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Walter Klestadt, Klaus Vogel, A. Lautenschläger, Alfred Denker, Th. Nühsmann, Alfred Brüggemann, Markus Hajek, H. Burger, Hermann Marx & Karl Beck. 1926. Die Krankheiten der Luftwege und der Mundhöhle. Die Krankheiten der Luftwege und der Mundhöhle 523 998 .

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