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Percentages of CD4+ T regulatory cells and HLA-DR expressing monocytes in severe intra-abdominal infections (English)

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Qiang Fu

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Naiqiang Cui

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2

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Wenli Yu

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3

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Chao Du

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4

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language of work or name

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1 July 2010

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volume

42

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issue

6-7

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page(s)

475-478

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Intra-abdominal sepsis: newer interventional and antimicrobial therapies.

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