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Pneumonia: determinants of clinical outcomes and potential strategies to improve its management
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Influence of prior nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory steroidal drugs (NSAID) on the presentation and evolution of hospitalized community-acquired pneumonia
Bruno Philippe (Pontoise, France), Clementine Samain, Gabriel Thabut, Jean-Francois Boitiaux, Stephanie Pham, Francois Senechal, Bruno Philippe
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International Congress 2015 – Pneumonia: determinants of clinical outcomes and potential strategies to improve its management
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Pneumonia: determinants of clinical outcomes and potential strategies to improve its management
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Respiratory infections
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Bruno Philippe (Pontoise, France), Clementine Samain, Gabriel Thabut, Jean-Francois Boitiaux, Stephanie Pham, Francois Senechal, Bruno Philippe. Influence of prior nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory steroidal drugs (NSAID) on the presentation and evolution of hospitalized community-acquired pneumonia. Eur Respir J 2015; 46: Suppl. 59, 1837
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