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Lemierre's syndrome: should neck imaging be performed in all young patients with cavitating pneumonia?
Sarah Galbraith1, Anna Lithgow2
1Department of Respiratory Medicine, NHS Lothian, Edinburgh, Scotland. sarah.galbraith@nhs.scot
Polish Archives of Internal Medicine
|December 5, 2022
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