Strategy of elimination of antibiotcoresistance to carbapenems – actual modern problem

Author:

Vashchuk V. V.ORCID,Kyryk T. P.ORCID,Kushnirchuk M. I.ORCID,Baidala R. P.ORCID,Krat M. J.ORCID,Khomchenko T. V.ORCID

Abstract

Strategy of elimination of antibiotcoresistance to carbapenems – actual modern problem

Publisher

Liga-Inform, Ltd.

Subject

General Medicine

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