Quantitative cultures of biopsy specimens from cutaneous cellulitis
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1989
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Abstract
To study the microbiologic features of cutaneous cellulitis prospectively, quantitative biopsy cultures were carried out in 25 patients who were hospitalized for an untreated cutaneous cellulitis. Biopsy specimens were obtained from both the center and the advancing edge of erythema. Only nine biops …
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| Authors | Duvanel T;Auckenthaler R;Rohner P;Harms M;Saurat JH;; |
| Journal | archives of internal medicine |
| Year | 1989 |
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biopsy
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