The role of microbial biofilms in prosthetic joint infections.

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Published in Acta Orthop on September 19, 2014

Authors

Herbert O Gbejuade1, Andrew M Lovering, Jason C Webb

Author Affiliations

1: Avon Orthopedic Centre, Southmead Hospital.

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