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Infections Caused by Pseudomonas Species in Patients with Burns and in Other Surgical Patients

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Published1974
Citations48
References20

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HOSPITAL ACQUIRED INFECTIONS

2010 • 238 citations

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1970 • 147 citations

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1970 • 98 citations

Endotracheal Gentamicin in Bronchial Infections in Patients with Tracheostomy

1972 • 94 citations

Intravenous Therapy in Burn Patients

1970 • 82 citations

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1966 • 80 citations

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1973 • 74 citations

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1968 • 68 citations

THE OCCURRENCE AND SIGNIFICANCE OF PNEUMONIA AND OTHER PULMONARY COMPLICATIONS IN BURNED PATIENTS

1970 • 61 citations

Incisional and Peritoneal Infection after Emergency Celiotomy

1973 • 54 citations

Septicemia in Renal Transplant Recipients

1973 • 52 citations

A New Challenge in the Treatment of Thermal Injury

1973 • 47 citations

The Burn Wound and Its Care

1971 • 47 citations

Sources of Pseudomonas aeruginosa Infection in Burns

1966 • 26 citations

Oral Antibiotic Prophylaxis in Protected Environment Units: Effect of Nonabsorbable and Absorbable Antibiotics on the Fecal Flora

1972 • 24 citations

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1965 • 24 citations

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1961 • 21 citations

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1972 • 20 citations

Nebulizer contamination in a burn unit.

1973 • 14 citations

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1973 • 9 citations

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