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406 related items for PubMed ID: 18354286

  • 1. Microbial contamination in burn patients undergoing urgent intubation as part of their early airway management.
    Mosier MJ, Gamelli RL, Halerz MM, Silver G.
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    Rech TH, Boniatti MM, Franke CA, Lisboa T, Wawrzeniak IC, Teixeira C, Maccari JG, Schaich F, Sauthier A, Schifelbain LM, Riveiro DF, da Fonseca DL, Berto PP, Marques L, Dos Santos MC, de Oliveira VM, Dornelles CF, Vieira SR.
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