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    Stampone L, Del Grosso M, Boccia D, Pantosti A.
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    Kang M, Xie Y, He C, Chen ZX, Guo L, Yang Q, Liu JY, Du Y, Ou QS, Wang LL.
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    Worth LJ, Slavin MA, Vankerckhoven V, Goossens H, Grabsch EA, Thursky KA.
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    Rice LB, Carias L, Rudin S, Vael C, Goossens H, Konstabel C, Klare I, Nallapareddy SR, Huang W, Murray BE.
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  • 38. Emergence of ampicillin-resistant Enterococcus faecium in Danish hospitals.
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