Lemkus L, Lawrie D, Vaughan J. The utility of extended differential parameters as a biomarker of bacteremia at a tertiary academic hospital in persons with and without HIV infection in South Africa. PLoS One. 2022;17(2):e0262938.
The utility of extended differential parameters as a biomarker of bacteremia at a tertiary academic hospital in persons with and without HIV infection in South Africa
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