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BLOOD CULTURES AND FOCAL INFECTIONS: AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY WITH ONE HUNDRED HEALTHY ADULTS
G C Cameron1, C A Rae, G N Murphy
1Toronto.
Canadian Medical Association Journal
|March 24, 2010
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