Multi-center Study on Cost Effectiveness of Anti-Tuberculosis Drug Susceptibility Test

Seok-Hoon JEONG; Dae-Dong LEE; Jae-Cheol CHOI; Sunjoo KIM; Jeong-Hwan SHIN; Joseph JEONG; Eun-Yup LEE; Seung-Hwan OH; Gill-Han BAI; Chulhun-L CHANG; Seok-Hoon JEONG; Dae-Dong LEE; Jae-Cheol CHOI; Sunjoo KIM; Jeong-Hwan SHIN; Joseph JEONG; Eun-Yup LEE; Seung-Hwan OH; Gill-Han BAI; Chulhun-L CHANG.
Infection and Chemotherapy ; : 16-21, 2005.
Artículo en Ko | WPRIM | ID: wpr-722261

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