Ceftazidime- and Imipenem-Induced Endotoxin Release During Treatment of Gram-Negative Infections

B. Byl; P. Clevenbergh; Alain Kentos; F. Jacobs; Arnaud Marchant; Jean Louis Vincent; J.P. Thys

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