Programa de prevención de las bacteriemias asociadas a catéteres venosos centrales

Andión, E; Aquino, N; Carbonaro, M; Ruvinsky, S; Sarkis, C; Casimir, L; Ovando, G; Gallardo, N; Herrera, C; Bistoco, F; Magliola, R; Haimovich, A; Bologna, R.
Med. infant ; 21(2): 66-70, Junio 2014. ilus
Artículo en Español | LILACS | ID: biblio-910972

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