Convalescent Burn Plasma Therapy for Severely Burned Children Control Study of 81 Cases and Tests for Pseudomonas Antibodies
Annals of SurgeryPublished 1 March 1966Open access
Manuel Bocanegra, FIDEL HINOSTROZA, AUGUSTO BAZAN, Nicolás Velarde, VIOLETA YOZA, Sanford M. Rosenthal
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BOCANEGRA, MANUEL M.D.; HINOSTROZA, FIDEL M.D.; BAZAN, AUGUSTO M.D.; VELARDE, NICOLAS M.D.; YOZA, VIOLETA PHM.D.; ROSENTHAL, SANFORD M. M.D. Author Information
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Immunology and MicrobiologyMedicineBiochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology
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