Value of Fine-needle Aspiration in Infectious Cellulitis
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1996
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Abstract
The bacteriologic diagnosis of infectious cellulitis may be crucial, especially in the necrotizing forms, allowing an early adjustment of antibiotic therapy before the results of surgical swab specimens are obtained. Various methods have been published, but the issue still remains controversial. 1 To evaluate the bacteriologic value of fine-needle aspiration...
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| Authors | Cécile Lebre;Fernand Girard-Pipau;Jean-Claude Roujeau;Jean Revuz;Philippe Saiag;Olivier Chosidow; |
| Journal | archives of dermatology |
| Year | 1996 |
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