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    Weber JM, Tompkins DM.
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  • 29. Risk factors for nosocomial burn wound infection caused by multidrug resistant Acinetobacter baumannii.
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  • 31. Infections in Burn Patients.
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  • 35. In view of standardization Part 2: Management of challenges in the initial treatment of burn patients in Burn Centers in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.
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  • 38. Surveillance of burn wound infections: a proposal for definitions.
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