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title

Significantly higher procalcitonin levels could differentiate Gram-negative sepsis from Gram-positive and fungal sepsis. (English)

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Václava Adámková

Václava Adámková

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Helena Brodská

Helena Brodská

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Hana Benáková

Hana Benáková

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Karin Malíčková

Karin Malíčková

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author name string

Markéta Marková Šťastná

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publication date

27 May 2012

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Clinical and Experimental Medicine

published in

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volume

13

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issue

3

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page(s)

165-170

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