Selective Decontamination of the Digestive Tract in Multiple Trauma Patients
Authors:
- Jacques AlbanèseJAJacques Albanèse
- Martine Bues-CharbitMBMartine Bues-Charbit
- Xavier ViviandXVXavier Viviand
- Claude MartinCMClaude Martin
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