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Comparison of the nephrotoxicity of low trough concentration and high trough concentration of vancomycin in neonates

新生儿万古霉素低谷浓度和高谷浓度肾毒性的比较
descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 29 Feb 2016Publisher:Publishing House of Pharmaceutical Care and ResearchJournal:Pharmaceutical Care and Research, volume 16, pages 29-33 (issn: 1671-2838, Copyright policy )
Authors: ZhiLing LI; Feng XU; WenJuan HU; ZhiJun XIAO; HongXia LIU; Yang SHEN; HuaJun SUN;

doi: 10.5428/pcar20160109

Comparison of the nephrotoxicity of low trough concentration and high trough concentration of vancomycin in neonates

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