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[Quantitative lower respiratory tract cultures and how to interpret them. Infection must be discriminated from colonization]
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Swedish]
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[Quantitative lower respiratory tract cultures and how to interpret them. Infection must be discriminated from colonization]
[Article in
Swedish]
Lakartidningen.
2009 Aug.
No abstract available
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[An interesting footnote].Lakartidningen. 2009 Oct 28-Nov 3;106(44):2866; author reply 2866. Lakartidningen. 2009. PMID: 19967969 Swedish. No abstract available.
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