Rinovirus y riesgo de infección bacteriana en lactantes | 06 MAY 18

Rinovirus en lactantes febriles y riesgo de infección bacteriana

Valoración de lactantes febriles con detección viral positiva y riesgo de infecciones bacterianas asociadas
Autor/a: Anne J. Blaschke, E. Kent Korgenski, Jacob Wilkes y colaboradores Pediatrics. 2018;141(2):e20172384
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