The use of steroids in cervicofacial infections in UK OMFS departments: a Maxillofacial Surgery Trainees Research Collaborative (MTReC) study

Kent, Samuel; McDonald, C.; Hennedige, Anusha; Henry, Alastair; Dawoud, Basim; Kulkarni, Raghav; Logan, Greg; Exley, Rebecca; Kyzas, Panayiotis; Morrison, R.; McCaul, James; Brandsma, Dirk Stephanus; Cashman, Helen; Swain, Aoife; Java, Kapil; Vithlani, Gauri; Watson, Melanie; Christopher, Mark; Murray, Susan; Baniulyte, Gabriele; Grant, Jamie; Wareing, Sam; Ng, Teresa I.; Kawalec, Alex; Reedy, Nagarjuna; Tavakoli, Milad; Underwood, Charlotte; Gowrishankar, Siddharth; Collins, Tim; Davies, Rhodri H.; Uppal, Sharonjeet; Elledge, Ross; Shaheen, Syca; O’Connor, Rory; King, Harold; Tudor-Green, Ben; Garg, Montey; Wareing, Jonathan; Wicks, Catherine; Mitchell, Oliver; Maarouf, Marwa; Chohan, Priya; Otukoya, Rachael; Enqi, Wu; Farooq, Salman; Brewer, Esther; King, S. Travis; Nandra, Baljeet; Stevenson, Sam; Stiles, Ellis; Davies, Laurie; Madattigowda, Ramachandra; Mohindra, A.

doi:10.1007/s10006-020-00922-y

Oral Maxillofac Surg

2020

DOI: 10.1007/s10006-020-00922-y

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The use of steroids in cervicofacial infections in UK OMFS departments: a Maxillofacial Surgery Trainees Research Collaborative (MTReC) study

Samuel Kent

C. McDonald²,

Anusha Hennedige³

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