Serious infections in young infants in developing countries: rationale for a multicenter study

Mulholland, Kim; Margolis, Peter A.; Gove, Sandy; McCaul, F; Parker, Sarah K.; John, Chandy C.; Byass, Peter; Harrell, Frank E.; Mason, Karen; Ogunlesi, O; Weber, Martin; Manary, Mark; Palmer, Ayo; Adegbola, Richard A.; Whittle, H.C.; Secka, Ousman; Sam, B; Hazlett, D. T. G.; Aidoo, Michael; Bangali, J; Bm, Greenwood; Muhe, Lulu; Tilahun, Mikias Mered; Lulseged, Sileshi; Kebede, Solomon Demis; Yohanes, A; Belete, B; Ringertz, Signe; Desta, Tigist; Woldeyesus, K; Tafari, Nebiat; Lehmann, Deborah; Saleu, G; Rongap, A; Kakazo, M; Namuigi, P; Lupiwa, S; Sehuko, R; Clegg, Alison; Sanders, R C; Michael, A.; Lupiwa, T; Omena, M; Mens, M; Marjen, B; Wai'in, P; Sungu, M; Lewis, Daniel; Alpers, Michael P.; Gatchalian, Salvacion; Quiambao, Beatriz P.; Moreles, AM; Abraham, L; Sombrero, Lydia; Palladin, F; Sariano, V; Obach, AM; Sunico, E; Cedulla, T; Eichenwald, Heinz F.; Broome, Claire V.; Gratten, M; Facklam, Richard R.; Nolan, Terry; Hendrichsen, J; Ph, Mäkelä; Grandien, M; Schachter, Jacob; Moore, Lynne; Cassell, G; Duffy, Lynn B.; Tenover, Fred C.; Metchock, B; Hendry, M; Lamont, A. C.; Palmer, Pat Niessner

doi:10.1097/00006454-199910001-00002

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Serious infections in young infants in developing countries: rationale for a multicenter study

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