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292 related items for PubMed ID: 15630646

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    Muangman P, Chuntrasakul C, Silthram S, Suvanchote S, Benjathanung R, Kittidacha S, Rueksomtawin S.
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  • 34. [Treatment of invasive burn wound infection with sepsis: a clinical study].
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  • 36. The optimal time for early excision in major burn injury.
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  • 39. Hospital-acquired infections in pediatric burn patients.
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