Mycobacterium fortuitum pneumonia--treatment with enoxacin and cotrimoxazole
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M R Sears1, A van der Linden, M Pollock
1University of Otago Medical School, Dunedin.
The New Zealand Medical Journal
|September 25, 1991
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