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Factors associated with mortality in severe community-acquired pneumonia: A multicenter cohort study - Response to

Rodolfo Espinoza1, Jorge I F Salluh2

  • 1Hospital Copa Star, Rua Santa Clara, 192 apt 201, 22041012 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.

Journal of Critical Care
|August 19, 2019
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