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Tuberculosis comorbidities
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Totally implantable central venous access device in the treatment of patients with multi- and extensively drug-resistant tuberculosis co-infected with human immunodeficiency virus and with history of illicit drug use.
A. Skrahin (Minsk, Belarus), M. Makouski (Minsk, Belarus), D. Pechinsky (Minsk, Belarus), K. Dobysh (Minsk, Belarus), H. Hlushanina (Minsk, Belarus), A. Sinha (Minsk, Belarus), A. Skrahina (Minsk, Belarus)
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International Congress 2018 – Tuberculosis comorbidities
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Tuberculosis comorbidities
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2707
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Respiratory infections
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