Managing difficult cases from the Russian Federation and beyond: an interactive session

S. Borisov (Moscow, Russian Federation)

Source: International Congress 2019 – Managing drug-resistant tuberculosis: from new guidelines to clinical practice
Session: Managing drug-resistant tuberculosis: from new guidelines to clinical practice
Session type: Guidelines session
Number: 5295
Disease area: Respiratory infections

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