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Prognosis in bacterial and viral pneumonia
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Which is the most effective inflammatory marker in the diagnosis, severity and treatment follow-up of patients with pneumonia?
F. Sahin (Istanbul, Turkey), A. Aslan (Istanbul, Turkey), Ç. Koç Karaçar (Istanbul, Turkey)
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International Congress 2019 – Prognosis in bacterial and viral pneumonia
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Prognosis in bacterial and viral pneumonia
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4541
Disease area:
Respiratory infections
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