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Volume 10, Number 2, February 2004 Cluster of SARS among Medical Students Exposed to Single Patient, Hong KongTze-wai Wong,* Chin-kei Lee,† Wilson Tam,* Joseph Tak-fai Lau,* Tak-sun
Yu,* Siu-fai Lui,‡ Paul K.S. Chan,* Yuguo Li,§Joseph S. Bresee,¶ Joseph
J.Y. Sung,* and Umesh D. Parashar,¶ for the Outbreak Study Group* |
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Figure 6. Dispersion of hypothetical aerosols that originated from the index patient's bed in the ward. Three levels of normalized concentrations are shown (0.03, 0.015, and 0.005) because the source strength of the virus-laden aerosols is unknown. |
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