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- who: Özge Yetiş from the been demonstrated to occur within the recommended duration of use [9]A study from France have published the research work: Failure of a hollow-fibre shower filter device to prevent exposure of patients to Pseudomonas aeruginosa, in the Journal: (JOURNAL) of 15/06/2022
- future: Exploratory and destructive analysis of the filter device including microbiological and molecular characterisation is required. The mode and direction of transfer between the patient and clinical environment is difficult to demonstrate but many studies have provided evidence of an association between P. aeruginosa infection and . . .
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