Epidemiological investigation and successful management of a Burkholderia cepacia outbreak in a neurotrauma intensive care unit
Authors:
- Neha RastogiNRNeha Rastogi
- Surbhi KhuranaSKSurbhi Khurana
- Balaji VeeraraghavanBVBalaji Veeraraghavan
- Francis Yesurajan InbanathanFIFrancis Yesurajan Inbanathan
- Suresh Kumar Rajamani SekarSSSuresh Kumar Rajamani Sekar
- Deepak GuptaDGDeepak Gupta
- Keshav GoyalKGKeshav Goyal
- Ashish BindraABAshish Bindra
- Navdeep SokhalNSNavdeep Sokhal
- Ashutosh PandaAPAshutosh Panda
- Rajesh MalhotraRMRajesh Malhotra
- Purva MathurPMPurva Mathur
Open Access
- 1 February 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in International Journal of Infectious Diseases
- Vol. 79, 4-11
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