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Two Cases with Unusual Vancomycin Measurements

Overview
Journal Clin Chem
Publisher Oxford University Press
Specialty Biochemistry
Date 2009 Feb 28
PMID 19246399
Citations 7
Authors
Stacey A Simons
Alejandro R Molinelli
Kimia Sobhani
Petrie M Rainey
Andrew N Hoofnagle
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