A subanalysis of Clostridium perfringens bloodstream infections from a 5-year retrospective nationwide survey (ITANAEROBY)
Authors:
- Nicholas GeremiaNicholas Geremia
- Luigi PrincipeLuigi Principe
- Roberta Maria AntonelloRoberta Maria Antonello
- Verena ZerbatoVerena Zerbato
- Roberto LuzzatiRoberto Luzzati
- Alberto Enrico MaraoloAMAlberto Enrico Maraolo
- Daniele Roberto GiacobbeDGDaniele Roberto Giacobbe
- Chiara SepulcriCSChiara Sepulcri
- Simone AmbrettiSASimone Ambretti
- Richard AschbacherRARichard Aschbacher
- Laura BartoliniLBLaura Bartolini
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