Effect of neonatal intensive care unit environment on the incidence of hospital-acquired infection in neonates
Authors:
- D. Von Dolinger de BritoD. Von Dolinger de Brito
- H. de Almeida SilvaHSH. de Almeida Silva
- E. Jose OliveiraEOE. Jose Oliveira
- A. ArantesAAA. Arantes
- V.O.S. AbdallahVAV.O.S. Abdallah
- M. Tannus JorgeMJM. Tannus Jorge
- P.P. Gontijo FilhoPFP.P. Gontijo Filho
- 1 April 2007
- journal article
- Published by Elsevier in Journal of Hospital Infection
- Vol. 65 (4) , 314-318
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