Selective digestive decontamination by erythromycin-base in a polyvalent intensive care unit

C. L. de Champs; D. P. Guelon; R. M. Garnier; M. C. Poupart; O. Y. Mansoor; F. L. Dissait; J. L. Sirot

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Selective digestive decontamination by erythromycin-base in a polyvalent intensive care unit

C. L. de Champs D. P. Guelon R. M. Garnier M. C. Poupart O. Y. Mansoor F. L. Dissait J. L. Sirot

Intensive Care Medicine Vol. 19 No. 4 pp. 191-196 · Springer Science and Business Media LLC

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C. L. de Champs, D. P. Guelon, R. M. Garnier, et al. (1993). Selective digestive decontamination by erythromycin-base in a polyvalent intensive care unit. Intensive Care Medicine, 19(4), 191-196. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf01694769

Selective digestive decontamination by erythromycin-base in a polyvalent intensive care unit

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