手术感染登记可节省数百万医疗保健费用。 - Suppr | 超能文献

[Registration of surgical infections can save multimillions in health care].

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Kjellgren K, Norberg B, Fryklund B, Burman L G

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Lakartidningen. 1985 Dec 11;82(50):4428, 4430-1.

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