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Risk factors for respiratory failure in pneumococcal pneumonia: the importance of pneumococcal serotypes
Burgos Joaquín, Luján Manel, Larrosa Maria Nieves, Fontanals Dionísia, Bermudo Guadalupe, Planes Ana Maria, Puig Mireia, Rello Jordi, Falcó Vicenç, Pahissa Albert
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Eur Respir J 2014; 43: 545-553
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February
Disease area:
Respiratory critical care, Respiratory infections
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Burgos Joaquín, Luján Manel, Larrosa Maria Nieves, Fontanals Dionísia, Bermudo Guadalupe, Planes Ana Maria, Puig Mireia, Rello Jordi, Falcó Vicenç, Pahissa Albert. Risk factors for respiratory failure in pneumococcal pneumonia: the importance of pneumococcal serotypes. Eur Respir J 2014; 43: 545-553
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