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Profile, risk factor, genotype, and outcome of staphylococcus aureus catheter related blood stream infection in Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia
Background: Apart from being a common organism causing CRBSI, S. aureus also causes complicated CRBSI. The objective of this study was to detect S. aureus virulence gene isolated from complicated CRBSI cases and its association with development of complicated CRBSI. The profile of CRBSI, the risk f
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