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Post-mortem detection of bacteremia using pairs of blood culture samples

Sunagawa et al., 2017

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5023146320300469509
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Sunagawa K
Sugitani M
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Aim The objective of this study was to assess the utility of examining pairs of blood culture samples obtained from separate sites (both ventricles or the aorta and vena cava) for detecting bacteremia in the post-mortem setting. Methods Autopsy cases in which bacterial …
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