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Infection control in intensive care units by selective decontamination : the use of oral non-absorbable and parenteral agents ; proceedings of the International Congress on Selective Decontamination held in Jersey, UK 1988 ; with 30 tables

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Location: Deutsche Nationalbibliothek Frankfurt am Main

ISBN: 9783540510413
3540510419
9780387510415
0387510419

Dimensions: 25 cm

Extent: XIV, 228 S.

Language: Englisch

Notes: 35 Ill. u. graph. Darst.
Literaturangaben

Bibliographic citation: Update in intensive care and emergency medicine ; 7

Keyword: Intensivtherapie
Hospitalismus
Prävention
Hospitalismus
Antibiotika
Intensivmedizin
Prophylaxe
Hospitalismus
Antibiotikum
Intensivmedizin
Prävention

Event: Veröffentlichung

(where): Berlin, Heidelberg, New York, London, Paris, Tokyo

(who): Springer

(when): 1989

Contributor: Van Saene, Hendrik K. F.
International Congress on Selective Decontamination (1988)

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International Congress on Selective Decontamination (1988)
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Infection control in intensive care units by selective decontamination : the use of oral non-absorbable and parenteral agents ; proceedings of the International Congress on Selective Decontamination held in Jersey, UK 1988 ; with 30 tables

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