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Issue Date	Title	Author(s)
Jun-1946	The Complement-Fixation and Weil-Felix Reactions in a Study of Typhus among Wild Rats	Koppisch, Enrique; Morales Otero, P. (see also / véase además Morales Otero, Pablo); Arbona, G. (see also / véase además Arbona Irizarry, Guillermo); Pomales Lebrón, A. (see also / véase además Pomales Lebrón, Américo)
Mar-1941	Estudios sobre la Esquistosomiasis de Manson en Puerto Rico VI. Anatomía patológica observada entre la poblacion puertorriqueña	Koppisch, Enrique
Mar-1941	Studies on Schistosomiasis Mansoni in Puerto Rico VI. Morbid Anatomy of the Disease as Found in Puerto Ricans	Koppisch, Enrique
Jun-1942	Weil's Disease in Puerto Rico: Report of FIve Cases, One of Them with Post-mortem Findings	Koppisch, Enrique; Suárez, Ramón M.; Kohlschütter, Ernst; Hernández Morales, Federico
Jun-1942	La Icterica Infecciosa, o Enfermedad de Weil, en Puerto Rico: Informe de Cinco Casos Incluyendo Uno con Autopsia	Koppisch, Enrique; Suárez, Ramón M.; Kohlschütter, Ernst; Hernández Morales, Federico
Dec-1947	Balantidial Dysentery	Koppisch, Enrique; Wilking, Virginia N.
Dec-1947	La Disentería Balantidiósica	Koppisch, Enrique; Wilking, Virginia N.
Jun-1946	Reacciones de fijación de complemento y de Weil-Felix entre las ratas comunes	Koppisch, Enrique; Morales Otero, P. (see also / véase además Morales Otero, Pablo); Arbona, G. (see also / véase además Arbona Irizarry, Guillermo).; Pomales Lebrón, A. (see also / véase además Pomales Lebrón, Américo)

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