A language-based approach to protocol construction
Journal of Thoracic DiseasePublished 17 March 1998
Anindya Basu
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HRV is a common etiology in CAP among China adults, especially in severe CAP, and highly qualified multiplex PCR techniques with invasive sampling are needed to increase the detection rate.
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HRV is a common etiology in CAP among China adults, especially in severe CAP. Clinicians should be vigilant considering of the poor outcome. Highly qualified multiplex PCR techniques with invasive sampling are needed to increase the detection rate.
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