Lower respiratory tract infections in the European GRACE primary care network: Bacterial causes or do viruses also matter?

M. Ieven, K. Loens, F. Coenjaerts, C. Lammens, A. Vanderstraeten, T. Verheij, P. Little, H. Goossens, E. Claas, A. van Loon (Antwerp, Belgium; Utrecht, Leiden, Netherlands; Southampton, United Kingdom)

Source: Annual Congress 2011 - Appropriate use of antibiotics in respiratory infections in Europe (the GRACE project)
Disease area: Respiratory infections

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