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205 related items for PubMed ID: 21223488

  • 21. Catheter associated bloodstream infection caused by R. radiobacter.
    Sood S, Nerurkar V, Malvankar S.
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  • 28. Gram-negative bloodstream infections in hemodialysis patients: A retrospective study
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    Daxboeck F, Zitta S, Assadian O, Krause R, Wenisch C, Kovarik J.
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    Chung CS, Liao CH, Cheng SL, Lin TH, Hsueh PR.
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    Aktaş E, Gürsoy NC, Sakacı T, Koç Y, Hamidi AA, Bulut E, Erdemir D, Otlu B.
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