Oral Forms of Tetracycline and Doxycycline Are Effective in Producing Pleurodesis
Authors:
- Semra BilacerogluSBSemra Bilaceroglu
- Yubiao GuoYGYubiao Guo
- Michael L. HawthorneMHMichael L. Hawthorne
- Zhiwen ZhuZZZhiwen Zhu
- Georgios T. StathopoulosGSGeorgios T. Stathopoulos
- Kirk B. LaneKLKirk B. Lane
- Richard W. LightRLRichard W. Light
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