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Reconocimientos
Los autores desean agradecer la colaboración de Lakshmi Albert, Albert Charles, Laura
Mahendran, Umayal Das, y de todos los miembros del personal de la Clínica Stella Maris
en Ammanpettai; Sheila Sekar, Hyma Balachandran y Chandra Gariyali en Madras; y R.
Subramanian y C. Sivapragasm, del Instituto Rural de Gandhigram, sin cuyas ideas,
cooperación y asistencia este proyecto no habría podido llevarse a cabo.