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Visceral Abscesses Due to Brucella suis Infection in a Retired Pig Farmer
A 78-year-old retired pig farmer developed brucellosis and died of liver failure >20 years after her last exposure to infected livestock. This is an exceptionally long incubation period for this infection, which usually presents within weeks of exposure.
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