Critical Care
Laboratory Medicine and Nosocomial Infections: Doing Blood Cultures
Eighth article in Laboratory Medicine and Nosocomial Infections series - Every year, 350,000 patients contract bloodstream infections in U.S. hospitals, causing more than 90,000 unnecessary deaths and significant costs to the health care system. More...23 Feb 2010
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