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Hypoxemia as a determinant of hospitalization in patients with Community Acquired Pneumonia
A. Suresh (Sundaram Medical Foundation, Chennai, India), D. Thenmozhi (Sundaram Medical Foundation, Chennai, India), G. Nayan Sri (Sundaram Medical Foundation, Chennai, India)
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International Congress 2018 – Improving the outcomes of community-acquired pneumonia
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Improving the outcomes of community-acquired pneumonia
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Poster Discussion
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2026
Disease area:
Respiratory infections
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